Frequently Asked Questions

Ideal candidates are in good general health, maintain a stable weight, do not smoke (or are willing to quit prior to surgery), and possess realistic expectations regarding their surgical outcomes. A comprehensive evaluation by Dr. Gandhi will definitively determine your candidacy.

Dr. Gandhi will review your medical history, discuss your aesthetic goals, perform a physical examination, and walk you through the surgical options, expected outcomes, and potential risks. We prioritize patient education over high-pressure sales.

PGIMER Chandigarh is India's premier medical institute. Surgeons trained here undergo the most rigorous, high-volume surgical training in the country, ensuring an unmatched level of anatomical knowledge and safety protocol execution.

Surgeries are performed at Gandhi Nursing Home in Nigdi, PCMC. Our facility is equipped with state-of-the-art operating theaters and dedicated recovery suites to ensure privacy, comfort, and absolute clinical safety.

We recommend waiting until your weight has stabilized for at least 6 months, which typically occurs 12 to 18 months post-bariatric surgery. This ensures optimal surgical results and minimizes the risk of further skin laxity.

Yes, this is common. A 'lower body lift' often combines abdominoplasty with outer thigh/buttock lifting. Dr. Gandhi carefully assesses your health to determine if staged procedures or combined surgeries are the safest approach.