Hair Transplantation
FUE donor assessment, hairline planning, graft placement and recovery.
Explore hair restoration →Plastic and aesthetic surgical care
Patient-focused consultation and individualized surgical planning at Hande Hospital and Hande Medical Centre.
A considered decision
Cosmetic surgery changes the appearance or proportion of a body area through a procedure selected for the patient’s anatomy, health and priorities. Each operation has different scars, recovery needs and risks.
A consultation should explore why you are considering treatment, what change is realistically possible, suitable alternatives and how recovery may affect work, exercise and family responsibilities.
You should understand the procedure, surgeon, facility, aftercare and possible complications before making a decision.
What consultation covers
Your goalsThe change you are considering and why.
Clinical suitabilityHealth, anatomy, alternatives and risk factors.
Recovery planningScars, downtime, aftercare and follow-up.
Cosmetic surgery services
Each procedure requires its own assessment, surgical plan and recovery discussion.
FUE donor assessment, hairline planning, graft placement and recovery.
Explore hair restoration →Male breast reduction using liposuction, gland excision or both.
Explore gynecomastia treatment →Abdominal skin removal and muscle repair when clinically appropriate.
Explore abdominoplasty →Making an informed choice
A consultation should give you enough information and time to decide whether a procedure is appropriate.

Your plastic surgeon
MS, FRCS (Edin), MCh (Plastic Surgery), FMMC
Dr. Krishna Hande provides General, Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery at Hande Hospital and Hande Medical Centre, including hair transplantation, gynecomastia correction, liposuction and abdominoplasty.
Common questions
Your answers will depend on the selected procedure, health assessment and treatment plan.
A surgeon must examine the area, understand your goals and review your health before recommending a procedure or alternative.
Bring medical records, a list of medicines and allergies, previous surgery details and questions about scars, risks and recovery.
The first visit focuses on assessment and discussion. Tests or further review may be needed before a final plan is offered.
Compare what each option can change, scars, anaesthesia, recovery, risks, longevity and whether a non-surgical option exists.
No. Anaesthesia depends on the procedure, extent and patient factors. Your surgeon and anaesthesia team will explain the plan.
Recovery varies widely. Your procedure-specific plan should cover wound care, work, driving, exercise and follow-up.
Selected procedures may sometimes be combined, but longer surgery can increase recovery demands and risk. Feasibility requires clinical assessment.
Ask about qualifications, experience with the procedure, scars, complications, aftercare, facility support and what happens if you have a concern during recovery.
Considering cosmetic surgery?
Discuss your concern, available options, recovery and the practical next steps.