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Kidney cancer surgery in India – a guide

Sunday, February 28th, 2010

Kidney cancer surgery in India at Mumbai and Delhi is very popular as facilities provided by Indian hospitals are comparable with any other major hospital world-wide. Indian surgeons are leaders in diagnosing and treating people with kidney cancer, and bring comprehensive, compassionate care to each patient coming for kidney cancer surgery in India supported by an array of state-of-the-art equipments to offer services that are unique and far superior to anything presently available. Over the years Indian hospitals at Mumbai and Delhi have been treating patients from various countries like USA, UK, Canada, Pakistan, Iran, Malaysia, Oman etc with a commitment to provide quality services, compassion and competence in order to meet all kinds of needs of patients coming from all over the world.


Types of kidney cancer surgery
Curing cancer that has not spread

Stage 1 and 2 cancers are most likely to be curable with surgery. It is sometimes possible to cure stage 3 cancers with surgery if the surgeon can get all the cancer out. Either the whole kidney (radical nephrectomy) or just the affected part of the kidney (partial nephrectomy) can be removed.


Radical nephrectomy



This is the most common type of surgery for kidney cancer that has not spread. The surgeon will remove the whole kidney with the tissues around it, including the adrenal gland. The adrenal gland is attached to the kidney. Some lymph nodes in the area will also be removed. The surgery is fairly major but if your cancer has not spread, this is all the treatment you will need.


Partial nephrectomy

This means removing the cancer and part of the kidney surrounding it. Some of the kidney is left behind. You may hear your doctor call this ‘nephron sparing surgery’. The nephron is the filtering unit of the kidney, so this just means that you will have some working kidney left after the operation.


Nephron sparing surgery only used to be done in special cases, for example if


Your other kidney is damaged



You only have one kidney



You have cancer in both kidneys



Keyhole surgery

Doctors prefer to call this ‘minimal access surgery’ or ‘laparoscopic surgery’. It means having an operation without needing a major incision (wound site). The surgeon uses an instrument that is a bit like a telescope. This is called a laparoscope. It has a camera so the surgeon can see inside the body. The surgeon will usually make a number of small cuts through your skin. They can put the laparoscope and other small instruments through these to carry out the surgery. So you will end up with 3 or 4 small wounds, each a centimeter or so long. The surgeon can manipulate the instruments and watch what he or she is doing on the camera. It is possible for an experienced surgeon to remove a whole kidney or part of a kidney using laparoscopic surgery. The advantages of laparoscopic surgery over normal ‘open’ surgery are


You are likely to be more comfortable and need less painkilling medication after your operation



You can usually go home from hospital more quickly



You usually recover from the operation more quickly


There are drawbacks. The operation may take longer, so you may be under anaesthetic for longer. In about 1 in 100 (1%) of these operations, the surgeon has to switch to regular ‘open’ surgery during the procedure. This could be because the position or size of the tumour makes it difficult to reach, or because there is difficulty controlling bleeding.



Treatment after surgery

In most cases, the operation to remove your kidney will not affect your bladder. This means you will not need a urostomy (a bag to collect your urine). But you might need a drainage tube (urinary catheter) from your bladder for a few days after your operation.


If your surgeon is satisfied that all the cancer has been removed, you won’t need any further treatment. If the surgeon is concerned that some cancer cells may have been left behind, you may need to have immunotherapy treatment. In some cases, you may be offered a course of radiotherapy.

Relieving symptoms

Even if your cancer is unlikely to be cured with surgery, it may still be worth you having an operation to remove it. Your doctor may call this a palliative nephrectomy. Sometimes the primary cancer causes troublesome symptoms that can be successfully treated by removing the kidney. The kidney tumour may be causing you pain locally, or causing blood in your urine. Or you may have general symptoms such as fevers or weakness. The tumour can upset levels of chemicals in your blood, which can cause all sorts of symptoms, including sickness or drowsiness. In kidney cancer, general symptoms are sometimes caused by chemicals called cytokines that are released by the tumour. Removing the tumour can get rid of these symptoms.


Removing cancer spread

This is very specialist surgery. It is becoming more common as it is possible to slow down a cancer and so give a longer and better quality of life to those with advanced cancer. In some cases, it may even be possible to cure a cancer by removing a single area of cancer spread.

Kidney cancer surgery procedure

Surgery is the most common treatment for kidney cancer. Urologic surgeons at Indian hospitals have extensive experience performing minimally invasive procedures, such as robot-assisted partial nephrectomy, which enables extremely precise incisions and rapid suturing, decreases surgical scarring, and leads to faster postsurgical healing. Indian surgeons also perform other minimally invasive, state-of-the-art techniques such as radiofrequency ablation and cryoablation. Minimally invasive options offer more precisely-targeted procedures to limit tissue damage, speed recovery and ensure as much continued normal kidney function as possible, with the least amount of discomfort and risk of complications. Minimally invasive treatment options are different for each patient depending on the extent of their disease.


Complications of kidney cancer surgery

The commonest complications of surgery are infections and blood clots. Infections can develop in your lungs, or your wound site

The signs of a wound infection are


Redness



Pain



Swelling



Oozing from the wound


Blood clots can develop because you are not moving around as much as usual.

Why India

Super specialty Hospitals of Mumbai and Delhi are one of the most advanced surgical centers for kidney cancer surgery in India.

India, as a destination for medical tourism is not new, for many tourists India offers much cheaper option for kidney cancer surgery without compromising on quality. Medical tourism in India manages every detail to ensure their experience is safe and comfortable, with the highest standards of both medical and non-medical services. Medical tourism in India offers a premium service for patients wishing to benefit from the high quality of Indian medical services and ensures patient’s acceptance into the most appropriate Indian hospital for their medical procedure.

 

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Inexpensive Kidney cancer surgery in India: An Introduction

Sunday, February 28th, 2010

Kidney cancer surgery in India at Mumbai and Delhi is very popular as facilities provided by Indian hospitals are comparable with any other major hospital world-wide. Indian surgeons are leaders in diagnosing and treating people with kidney cancer, and bring comprehensive, compassionate care to each patient coming for kidney cancer surgery in India supported by an array of state-of-the-art equipments to offer services that are unique and far superior to anything presently available. Over the years Indian hospitals at Mumbai and Delhi have been treating patients from various countries like USA, UK, Canada, Pakistan, Iran, Malaysia, Oman etc with a commitment to provide quality services, compassion and competence in order to meet all kinds of needs of patients coming from all over the world.

Types of kidney cancer surgery

Curing cancer that has not spread

Stage 1 and 2 cancers are most likely to be curable with surgery. It is sometimes possible to cure stage 3 cancers with surgery if the surgeon can get all the cancer out. Either the whole kidney (radical nephrectomy) or just the affected part of the kidney (partial nephrectomy) can be removed.

Radical nephrectomy

This is the most common type of surgery for kidney cancer that has not spread. The surgeon will remove the whole kidney with the tissues around it, including the adrenal gland. The adrenal gland is attached to the kidney. Some lymph nodes in the area will also be removed. The surgery is fairly major but if your cancer has not spread, this is all the treatment you will need.

Partial nephrectomy

This means removing the cancer and part of the kidney surrounding it. Some of the kidney is left behind. You may hear your doctor call this ‘nephron sparing surgery’. The nephron is the filtering unit of the kidney, so this just means that you will have some working kidney left after the operation.

Nephron sparing surgery only used to be done in special cases, for example if

Your other kidney is damaged You only have one kidney You have cancer in both kidneys

Keyhole surgery

Doctors prefer to call this ‘minimal access surgery’ or ‘laparoscopic surgery’. It means having an operation without needing a major incision (wound site). The surgeon uses an instrument that is a bit like a telescope. This is called a laparoscope. It has a camera so the surgeon can see inside the body. The surgeon will usually make a number of small cuts through your skin. They can put the laparoscope and other small instruments through these to carry out the surgery. So you will end up with 3 or 4 small wounds, each a centimeter or so long. The surgeon can manipulate the instruments and watch what he or she is doing on the camera. It is possible for an experienced surgeon to remove a whole kidney or part of a kidney using laparoscopic surgery. The advantages of laparoscopic surgery over normal ‘open’ surgery are

You are likely to be more comfortable and need less painkilling medication after your operation You can usually go home from hospital more quickly You usually recover from the operation more quickly

There are drawbacks. The operation may take longer, so you may be under anaesthetic for longer. In about 1 in 100 (1%) of these operations, the surgeon has to switch to regular ‘open’ surgery during the procedure. This could be because the position or size of the tumour makes it difficult to reach, or because there is difficulty controlling bleeding.

Treatment after surgery

In most cases, the operation to remove your kidney will not affect your bladder. This means you will not need a urostomy (a bag to collect your urine). But you might need a drainage tube (urinary catheter) from your bladder for a few days after your operation.

If your surgeon is satisfied that all the cancer has been removed, you won’t need any further treatment. If the surgeon is concerned that some cancer cells may have been left behind, you may need to have immunotherapy treatment. In some cases, you may be offered a course of radiotherapy.

Relieving symptoms

Even if your cancer is unlikely to be cured with surgery, it may still be worth you having an operation to remove it. Your doctor may call this a palliative nephrectomy. Sometimes the primary cancer causes troublesome symptoms that can be successfully treated by removing the kidney. The kidney tumour may be causing you pain locally, or causing blood in your urine. Or you may have general symptoms such as fevers or weakness. The tumour can upset levels of chemicals in your blood, which can cause all sorts of symptoms, including sickness or drowsiness. In kidney cancer, general symptoms are sometimes caused by chemicals called cytokines that are released by the tumour. Removing the tumour can get rid of these symptoms.

Removing cancer spread

This is very specialist surgery. It is becoming more common as it is possible to slow down a cancer and so give a longer and better quality of life to those with advanced cancer. In some cases, it may even be possible to cure a cancer by removing a single area of cancer spread.

Kidney cancer surgery procedure

Surgery is the most common treatment for kidney cancer. Urologic surgeons at Indian hospitals have extensive experience performing minimally invasive procedures, such as robot-assisted partial nephrectomy, which enables extremely precise incisions and rapid suturing, decreases surgical scarring, and leads to faster postsurgical healing. Indian surgeons also perform other minimally invasive, state-of-the-art techniques such as radiofrequency ablation and cryoablation. Minimally invasive options offer more precisely-targeted procedures to limit tissue damage, speed recovery and ensure as much continued normal kidney function as possible, with the least amount of discomfort and risk of complications. Minimally invasive treatment options are different for each patient depending on the extent of their disease.

Complications of kidney cancer surgery

The commonest complications of surgery are infections and blood clots. Infections can develop in your lungs, or your wound site

The signs of a wound infection are

Redness Pain Swelling Oozing from the wound

Blood clots can develop because you are not moving around as much as usual.

Why India:

Super specialty Hospitals of Mumbai and Delhi are one of the most advanced surgical centers for kidney cancer surgery in India.

India, as a destination for medical tourism is not new, for many tourists India offers much cheaper option for kidney cancer surgery without compromising on quality. Medical tourism in India manages every detail to ensure their experience is safe and comfortable, with the highest standards of both medical and non-medical services. Medical tourism in India offers a premium service for patients wishing to benefit from the high quality of Indian medical services and ensures patient’s acceptance into the most appropriate Indian hospital for their medical procedure. For more information Kidney cancer surgery in India visit us at www.indiacancersurgerysite.com  or mail your queries at info@indiacancersurgerysite.com or talk to us international callers, at  +91 9579034639

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Varicocele Surgery Options

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

There are three types of surgery and one so called “non surgical” procedure. The three surgeries all involve surgical ligation, i.e. surgery to tie off the faulty veins.

I. Varicocelectomy (Conventional Open Surgery)

In a conventional varicocelectomy the doctor makes a two or three inch incision below the groin area or in the abdomen. He goes in and ties off the offending veins. This procedure is performed on an outpatient basis (i.e. no overnight hospital stay) using general or spinal anesthesia.

You may need to avoid strenuous activity for several days or even weeks after surgery. Most men are able to go back to work within three to four days.

This is the most common procedure. You may have a hard time finding a doctor who can do one of the other procedures.

Complications include hydrocele (fluid around the testicle) and infection.

There is about a 20% chance that the varicocele will recur because some of the smaller veins are not identified and are missed during surgery. There is about a 5% risk of hydrocele formation – a collection of fluid around the testicles, because lymph vessels are indirectly tied off too, so that more fluid is accumulated. There is also a risk of damage to the testicular artery that supplies blood to the testicles, which means that your testicles will shrivel up and die and you’ll be singing soprano like a girlie man. There will be a scar similar to an appendectomy scar.

Often the surgeon will make the incision in the abdomen rather than the groin because there are fewer blood vessels at this level and they are large and therefore easily identifiable. However, recent anatomic studies have shown that ligation at this level may miss some lateral drainage veins, resulting in a higher failure rate and higher recurrence rates.

II. Microsurgery

Microsurgery (also called microsurgical ligation) is a procedure in which a smaller incision is made. The doctor only cuts the skin and fatty tissue. Because he does not cut the muscle, there is less pain and a faster recovery. The doctor identifies the varicoceles (swollen veins) through an operating microscope. Large varicoceles are cut and stapled closed. Smaller varicoceles are cut and stitched shut. The operation takes less than an hour and recovery time is short.

The microscope enables better identification of the artery that brings blood to the testicles and preservation of the lymphatics, eliminating the risk of hydrocele (accumulation of fluid around the testicles) after surgery. This procedure has a higher success rate, fewer complications, and leaves a smaller scar.

The operation takes about 45 minutes for a varicocele on one side of the scrotum, 1.5 hours if the varicocele involves both sides.

III. Laparoscopy

This is similar to conventional open surgery and the incision is usually made on the abdomen. High ligations (i.e. in the abdominal area rather than the groin) in open surgery require either large incisions or small incisions with significant retraction (i.e. pulling the veins out of the body), both of which can result in increased postoperative pain and infection.

There is a relatively high incidence of arterial injury while making the incision and a greater incidence of hydroceles following laparoscopy.

IV. Coil Embolization, Radiologic Balloon Occlusion or Radiologic Ablation

This is referred to as a “minor procedure” or a “non-surgical” procedure. It is is not very commonly performed. A steel coil or silicone balloon catheter is inserted into a vein on the leg below the groin and passed under X-ray guidance to the testicular vein. Alternatively, pure alcohol is injected into the veins, causing them to become nonfunctional. After the procedure, the catheter (a small tube) is removed and no stitches are needed.

This procedure is performed on an outpatient basis and requires no incision, stitches, general anesthesia or overnight admission to the hospital. Several studies have shown that embolization is just as effective as surgery. Patients return to full activities in a day or two. Some complications of surgery, such as hydrocele (fluid around that testicle) and infection are virtually unheard of.

Minor complications such as bruising at the catheter site, nausea or backache may occur, but are uncommon. Infection, hydrocele or loss of a testicle have not been reported after coil embolization. However, there is a danger that the coil could migrate to the heart and cause death. Perhaps this is why this procedure is rarely performed. Also, it is more expensive, less effective and has a higher rate of recurrence (5-11%).

It requires a significant degree of technical expertise, and may not be doable in as many as 30% of patients. Radiation exposure during the procedure may be harmful to the testicles. The amount of radiation exposure is about equal to the amount received during a chest x-ray.

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ISO approved Cancer Surgeons for Affordable Breast cancer surgery in India

Friday, February 19th, 2010

Breast Cancer surgery in India is surely a boon for global patients having no medical insurance or shortage of funds. Now you can get a low cost Breast cancer surgery in India at Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and medical tourists and patients from foreign countries visit India from all over the world to get cost effective medical treatment as Indian doctors are well trained yet they provide the best healthcare and medical state of art facilities at a low cost as compared to western countries. India is a paradise of numerous tourist destinations where you can relax after your health recovery plus you will save more money on your Breast cancer surgery.

 

Medical therapy for breast cancer can be divided into 3 categories: chemoprevention, neo-adjuvant, and adjuvant therapy. Ductal excision: Ductal excision may be indicated for suggestive nipple discharge without an associated palpable or radiographic lesion. Bloody discharge and spontaneous clear discharge from a single duct are findings with an increased risk of malignancy. Ductal excision can be performed using a small (4.0) lacrimal duct probe to localize the draining duct. A cone-shaped sample of tissue then should be excised around the probe. The most common histologic findings in this setting are intraductal papilloma or ductal ectasia (approximately 80%). Most of the remaining lesions demonstrate intraductal or infiltrating carcinoma.

Excisional biopsy or lumpectomy: This should be performed for palpable lesions with suggestive or malignant findings on needle biopsy. Benign or inconclusive findings on needle biopsy also may prompt excisional biopsy in the presence of high clinical suspicion (eg, large mass fixed to the chest wall, atypical epithelial hyperplasia). In general, circumareolar incisions should be made for lesions close to the nipple and radial incisions for lower outer quadrant lesions. All incisions should be made with consideration of potential need for incorporation into subsequent mastectomy incisions. The surgeon should carefully orient specimens with suture for histologic assessment of individual margins. The procedure may be performed safely with local anesthesia and/or monitored intravenous sedation. The need for open biopsy can usually be obviated by the use of CNB as described in Diagnostic Procedures.

Lumpectomy or wide local excision: Most often performed along with some form of lymph node dissection as part of a breast conservation procedure, lumpectomy involves excision of a palpable malignant breast lesion with adequate margins. In the case of nonpalpable lesions, a needle-localization procedure may precede lumpectomy. This is performed with ultrasonographic or mammographic assistance for nonpalpable, radiographically identified lesions. Following placement of a fine J wire under radiographic guidance, the lesion can be excised surgically. Care must be taken to obtain a solid core of breast tissue around the tip of the wire with margins of at least 1 cm. The specimen should be reevaluated radiographically to confirm excision of the intended lesion prior to completion of the operation.

Quadrantectomy: This is removal of an entire quadrant of the breast, which is less cosmetically satisfactory than lumpectomy.

Sentinel lymph node biopsy (SLNB): The sentinel lymph nodes (SLN) are the first nodes that receive drainage from tumors. The technique involves injecting radiocolloid, blue dye, or both in the tissues of the breast. Several techniques of injection are available, including subareolar, peritumoral, intradermal, or intraparenchymal. After injection, an incision is made with consideration of the potential need for subsequent completion lymph node dissection (see next paragraph). Therefore, the incision can be elongated easily if the SLN is positive for metastasis.

Completion Lymph Node Dissection (CLND): If an SLN is found to be positive on histologic evaluation, a CLND is indicated to assess the degree of lymph node involvement. This can have a significant impact on staging as well as adjuvant treatment.

India is a lucrative medical destination for getting Breast cancer surgery. Getting Breast cancer surgery in India at our multi specialty Breast cancer surgery hospitals in India at Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Bangalore would save you more money on the cost of entire medical treatment plus you won’t have to wait for getting an appointment with our experienced Breast cancer surgeons in India. For further information on the Breast cancer surgery in India visit us at www.indiacancersurgerysite.com  or mail your queries at info@indiacancersurgerysite.com or talk to us international callers, at  +91 9579034639

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How to choose the right breast cancer surgery

Monday, February 15th, 2010

Once you have been diagnosed with breast cancer, usually treatment starts first with surgery.  There are generally two components to the operation:  1) the breast, and 2) the axilla (armpit).

 

In the breast, there are two choices: 1) lumpectomy (removing the cancer lump and some surrounding tissue), or 2) mastectomy (removing the entire breast).  Just a quarter of a century ago, almost all patients had mastectomy, even if their breast cancer is small.  But over the past few decades, it has been demonstrated that for small cancers, lumpectomy followed by radiation treatment is just as good as mastectomy.  Now, “small” is a relative term.  The goal of a lumpectomy is that the breast would still look like a breast after all the treatment is done.  In someone with small breasts, a “small” cancer may occupy a significant portion of her breast.  An adequate lumpectomy in this case may result in an unacceptable cosmetic outcome, and the patient may actually prefer having mastectomy with plastic surgery reconstruction.  Another factor is the number of cancers in the breast.  Usually, mastectomy is required for multifocal cancer (cancer discovered in two or more locations in the same breast)

 

At the same time as the breast operation, surgery in the axilla also is carried out for invasive (or infiltrating) breast cancer, as well as in selected cases of DCIS (ductal carcinoma in situ).  This is done to determine whether the breast cancer has spread to the lymph nodes in the axilla.  In general, there are two choices:  1) sentinel node resection, or 2) axillary node dissection.  In sentinel node resection, the surgeon maps the lymphatic drainage of the breast cancer to the first lymph node that receives this lymph, i.e. the sentinel node(s).  Only a few (1-3) nodes are then usually removed.  In axillary node dissection, more lymph nodes are resected, usually 8-25.  Sentinel node resection is a good choice for small early cancer that is unlikely to have spread to the axilla.  When the suspicion for cancer already in lymph nodes is high, then full axillary node dissection should be performed.

 

The above are only general guidelines.  No two breast cancer patients are exactly alike, and therefore the decision making process is different and unique for each individual person.  Regardless of any one else’s advice, you should make the choice that you personally will be able to live with for the rest of your life.

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Butt Augmentation Surgery India At Affordable Cost- Butt Augmentation

Saturday, February 13th, 2010

 

Butt Augmentation Surgery India

 

Who Is A Good Candidate ?

Women and men with an absence of the projection and volume of the gluteal region. With the trend towards fitness and muscle development, women are looking for a pert more voluminous buttock either surgically or through exercise. Deformities can be congenital or acquired, occurring from childhood or appearing in adult life. Alterations in volume and projection are generally due to muscular hypotrophy and lack of fat in the upper gluteal region. With time the excess fat in the hip area, tummy and thighs together with the force of gravity and the limitations of flaccid skin means a concentration of fat develops in the lower third of the buttock, giving the appearance of heavy, flattened buttocks…

 

Are there any pre-conditions to the buttocks augmentation surgery ?

If you are older than 45 years, or have heart disease, we require a pre-operative EKG, which would either be done by your internist, cardiologist, or at our facility. Heart disease and all other medical illnesses need to be monitored first by an internist or specialist.

If you are anemic, or have a low blood count, please notify our office well in advance of surgery so that we can start you on Iron supplement. You cannot have surgery if you are anemic…

 

What are different procedures to augment the buttocks ?

Among various types of surgical procedures for the buttock enlargement or augmentation, the most common methods are – The Fat Transfer method where the fat from the other parts of the body like abdomen and back are transferred to the buttocks area to make it look fatter and rounder…

 

Recovery period

Postoperatively we prescribe the use of an elastic girdle which helps maintain the new form and keep down the swelling. Lymphatic drainage, the light massage, is also encouraged, helping with the swelling in the liposuction areas avoiding the fat injection site. It can be started 24 hours post operatively…

 

 

 

 

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We Care Core Values

We have a very simple business model that keeps you as the centre.

Having the industry’s most elaborate and exclusive Patient Care and Clinical Coordination teams stationed at each partner hospital, we provide you the smoothest and seamless care ever imagined. With a ratio of one Patient Care Manager to five patients our patient care standards are unmatched across the sub continent.

 

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Welcome to World Class Treatment and Surgery by We Care Health Services, India.
Contact Us :
www.indiasurgerytour.com ||

E-mail us on : info@indiahospitaltour.com ||

Contact Center Tel. :( +91) 22 28950588 / (+91) 22 28941902 (24 hrs.)

The surgery and medical treatments offered by We Care Health Services at JCI Accredited / ISO Certified Hospitals are vast and varied; ranging from Heart Surgery in India, Cardiology to Cardio Thoracic surgery, Total Knee / Hip / Ankle / Shoulder Joint Replacement Surgery in India including ACL reconstruction Surgery to Birmingham Hip Resurfacing Surgery in India , Spine Surgery in India like Discectomy / Laminectomy Surgery, Cervical Decompression to Anterior / Posterior Spinal Fusion Surgery in India, Chemotherapy, Radiotherapy, Cancer surgery, Sterotactic Radiotherapy, Autologous / Allogenic Bone Marrow Transplant Surgery to Breast Cancer treatments, Near relative Kidney Transplant Surgery to Dialysis and Kidney Biopsy, Low Cost Liver Transplants Surgery, Hysterectomy (Vaginal / Abdominal) to Ovarian Cystectomy, Hernia repair Surgery to Cholecystectomy, Advanced Neurosurgery in India, Bariatric surgery, Gastric Bypass Surgery in India, Eye Surgery in India, Cornea Transplant, Cataract Surgery to LASIK Eye care Surgery, IVF, ICSI, Egg Donor to Surrogacy, Minimally Invasive surgery or Laparoscopic Surgery to Cochlear Implants, Breast Lift / Tummy Tuck, Face Lift to Low Cost Rhinoplasty Cosmetic Surgery, multi specialty Hospitals in India offering first world treatments with board certified highly qualified medical consultants in attendance at third world prices..

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Butt Augmentation Surgery in Abroad at Low Cost- Butt Augmentation

Saturday, February 13th, 2010

 

Butt Augmentation Surgery Abroad

 

Butt Augmentation 

 

Who Is A Good Candidate ?

Women and men with an absence of the projection and volume of the gluteal region. With the trend towards fitness and muscle development, women are looking for a pert more voluminous buttock either surgically or through exercise. Deformities can be congenital or acquired, occurring from childhood or appearing in adult life. Alterations in volume and projection are generally due to muscular hypotrophy and lack of fat in the upper gluteal region. With time the excess fat in the hip area, tummy and thighs together with the force of gravity and the limitations of flaccid skin means a concentration of fat develops in the lower third of the buttock, giving the appearance of heavy, flattened buttocks…

 

Are there any pre-conditions to the buttocks augmentation surgery ?

If you are older than 45 years, or have heart disease, we require a pre-operative EKG, which would either be done by your internist, cardiologist, or at our facility. Heart disease and all other medical illnesses need to be monitored first by an internist or specialist.

If you are anemic, or have a low blood count, please notify our office well in advance of surgery so that we can start you on Iron supplement. You cannot have surgery if you are anemic…

 

What are different procedures to augment the buttocks ?

Among various types of surgical procedures for the buttock enlargement or augmentation, the most common methods are – The Fat Transfer method where the fat from the other parts of the body like abdomen and back are transferred to the buttocks area to make it look fatter and rounder…

 

Recovery period

Postoperatively we prescribe the use of an elastic girdle which helps maintain the new form and keep down the swelling. Lymphatic drainage, the light massage, is also encouraged, helping with the swelling in the liposuction areas avoiding the fat injection site. It can be started 24 hours post operatively…

 

 

 

Please log on to : www.indiahospitaltour.com

Send your query : Get a Quote

 

We Care Core Values

We have a very simple business model that keeps you as the centre.

Having the industry’s most elaborate and exclusive Patient Care and Clinical Coordination teams stationed at each partner hospital, we provide you the smoothest and seamless care ever imagined. With a ratio of one Patient Care Manager to five patients our patient care standards are unmatched across the sub continent.

 

Click Here for the Best Manual Lymphatic Drainage Treatment!

Welcome to World Class Treatment and Surgery by We Care Health Services, India.
Contact Us :
www.indiasurgerytour.com ||

E-mail us on : info@indiahospitaltour.com ||

Contact Center Tel. :( +91) 22 28950588 / (+91) 22 28941902 (24 hrs.)

The surgery and medical treatments offered by We Care Health Services at JCI Accredited / ISO Certified Hospitals are vast and varied; ranging from Heart Surgery in India, Cardiology to Cardio Thoracic surgery, Total Knee / Hip / Ankle / Shoulder Joint Replacement Surgery in India including ACL reconstruction Surgery to Birmingham Hip Resurfacing Surgery in India , Spine Surgery in India like Discectomy / Laminectomy Surgery, Cervical Decompression to Anterior / Posterior Spinal Fusion Surgery in India, Chemotherapy, Radiotherapy, Cancer surgery, Sterotactic Radiotherapy, Autologous / Allogenic Bone Marrow Transplant Surgery to Breast Cancer treatments, Near relative Kidney Transplant Surgery to Dialysis and Kidney Biopsy, Low Cost Liver Transplants Surgery, Hysterectomy (Vaginal / Abdominal) to Ovarian Cystectomy, Hernia repair Surgery to Cholecystectomy, Advanced Neurosurgery in India, Bariatric surgery, Gastric Bypass Surgery in India, Eye Surgery in India, Cornea Transplant, Cataract Surgery to LASIK Eye care Surgery, IVF, ICSI, Egg Donor to Surrogacy, Minimally Invasive surgery or Laparoscopic Surgery to Cochlear Implants, Breast Lift / Tummy Tuck, Face Lift to Low Cost Rhinoplasty Cosmetic Surgery, multi specialty Hospitals in India offering first world treatments with board certified highly qualified medical consultants in attendance at third world prices..

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Varicocelectomy surgery in India

Thursday, February 11th, 2010

Varicocelectomy is now possible at affordable price in India with high quality treatment facilities. With Indicure in India. Varicocelectomy is done at very low cost.


The term varicocele specifically refers to dilatation and tortuosity of a network of veins that drain the testicle. In other words it is an abnormal enlargement of the veins in the scrotum draining the testicles.

Varicocele may be graded in severity as Grade I-present only with Valsalva, Grade II-resent without Valsalva, Grade III-visible through the skin (“bag of worms”).

Symptoms of a varicocele may include-Dragging-like or aching pain within scrotum, feeling of heaviness in the testicle(s), Infertility , Atrophy (shrinking) of the testicle(s), Visible or palpable (able to be felt) enlarged vein.

The goal of treatment of the varicocele is to obstruct the refluxing venous drainage to the testis while maintaining arterial inflow and lymphatic drainage. The relationship between varicocele, altered spermatogenesis, and infertility is now widely accepted and varicocelectomy is the most common surgical procedure for infertility in males.


Varicocelectomy, the surgical correction of a varicocele, is performed by using either of these approaches -inguinal (groin), retroperitoneal (abdominal), and infrainguinal/ subinguinal (below the groin).

Subinguinal approach is most commonly used presently by male infertility specialists. The major advantage of this approach is more direct approach to the spermatic cord, external spermatic veins. The small incision (corresponding to the length of the testis) is more comfortable for the patient with less postoperative pain since there is no incision of aponeurosis.

The patient is advised to wear a scrotal support for some time after surgery.


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Firm Breasts – How to Firm Saggy Breasts Without Any Surgery

Tuesday, February 9th, 2010

Let us face it that you have some tangible assets that you are gifted with to knock down any man in this world. Yes, here, we are talking about the beautiful, attractive and alluring breasts, your front organs! Apart from baby feeding, they play significant role in sexual activities and arousals.

Unfortunately, not all the women are gifted with mesmerizing breasts and that is why, they are always at sea. This is obvious especially when they visit public places or get together such as parties, functions and other ceremonies where people meet people. Breasts those are rotund, uplifted with deep cleavage always turn people’s heads. On the other hand if you do not have firm breasts, you may be the victim of criticism!

It is a firm (and true) belief that men go crazy for firm breasts and in other case, where the breasts are not so firm and are saggy or drooping, they are just ‘not so happening’ to men. The man gets his sex hormone rushing in his bloodstream that makes him so arousing when he explores some gorgeous lady with beautiful busts.

Breast firming techniques including the therapy that helps in firming the breasts. This come as surgery (breast lifting or implanting), natural supplements (containing natural products with herbal extracts known as breast enhancement products) and natural therapy such as massaging with some oil, lotion, cream or even spray.

Yogasanas also help in shaping up the body and maintaining it without any hassles.

Wearing proper numbered brasseries also play significant role in breast firming and maintaining. This is because breasts are the organs located out of the body frame and hence, they are the victim of earth’s gravitational force. Brasseries help in supporting and holding breasts in their place that otherwise droop or sag.
Breast firming techniques include the silicon implants but then there are many women who report this therapy to be harmful or inconvenient in later stage.

In addition, the breasts those are enlarged and/or firmed by surgery do not give natural look and anyone can rule out them as artificial. This is the reason that now more and more women are resorting for natural breast firming techniques that use natural herbal extracts in the form of pills/capsules, lotions, creams, gels and even sprays. Latest technology also includes some serum with nanotechnology that can offer better results in quite a short time.

Include dark green leafy vegetables and fresh fruits to have natural breast firming since this diet is said to flush out the bodily toxic substances via lymphatic drainage. Massaging the breasts and wearing proper numbered bra are few of the important steps to have firm breasts. One should also take care about the events that may alter the structures of the breasts such as conception, breastfeeding and delivery of the baby.

Take care of these valuable assets that you really love to boast! Proper care of breasts can enhance your look and can make you more vernal.

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Targeting fat without surgery

Saturday, February 6th, 2010

Targeting fat without surgery
Reducing fat around one’s midriff and thighs has become a defining quest of the modern age. It has brought us Zone Diet delivery, the ThighMaster and liposuction, which involves surgically vacuuming fat out of your body.

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