These terms exist to keep the information honest and its limits clear. Using this website means you accept them. They sit alongside the medical disclaimer rather than replacing it.
The site is offered for general information about reconstructive surgery and about this practice.
The material on this site is original work belonging to the practice.
The channels offered here have limits you should know before relying on them.
Some pages link to outside material for further reading.
These terms operate under Indian law.
These are the questions readers ask about the terms on this site. If yours is not here, send it on WhatsApp and the team will reply, usually the same day.
Ask your question →Yes. Linking is welcome, including from a referring practice or a patient support group. What is not allowed is copying the text or images onto another site.
No. Clinical photographs are patient records published under specific consent, and they may not be copied or reused in any circumstance.
No. A reply helps you understand the likely next step. Advice you can act on follows examination, and any surgical plan is confirmed in writing after consultation.
Enquiries are usually answered on the same working day. Because these channels are not staffed at all hours, anything urgent should go to the phone line instead.
Yes. Pages are updated when practice, guidance or scheme coverage changes, and the review month on the page tells you how current it is.
Indian law applies, with jurisdiction in the courts of Surat, Gujarat. Content also follows the advertising norms applicable to medical practitioners in India.
Avoid bank details, card numbers and identity documents. Send clinical information such as reports and photographs, which is what the team needs to advise you.
