Nineteen treatments across aesthetic surgery, reconstructive & hand surgery, and non-surgical aesthetics — each described plainly, so you know what to expect. Every plan starts with a consultation at our Karimnagar clinic.
Follicular Unit Extraction moves individual hair follicles from denser donor areas to areas of thinning. The technique is designed to avoid a linear scar, leaving tiny dot-like marks instead. Each case is planned around your hairline, density and likely future pattern — and results develop gradually over months, varying from person to person.
Learn more →Surgery for enlarged male breast tissue, combining gland and fat removal with chest contouring. Consultations are fully private, and the approach aims for a flatter, more masculine chest contour through discreetly placed incisions.
Learn more →Targeted removal of localised fat deposits that persist despite diet and exercise — such as the abdomen, flanks, thighs or chin. It is a body-contouring procedure, not a weight-loss treatment, performed through small incisions and planned around your frame.
Learn more →Reshaping of the nose for appearance, breathing, or both. The plan balances facial harmony with function; swelling settles gradually over several months, so the final shape takes time to emerge.
Learn more →Augmentation, reduction and reconstruction. Augmentation aims to enhance proportion; reduction can relieve the physical strain of overly heavy breasts; reconstruction rebuilds the breast after mastectomy or injury. Every plan is individual, and your surgeon will discuss realistic outcomes openly.
Learn more →Removes excess abdominal skin and tightens the underlying muscles — commonly considered after major weight loss or pregnancy. It is not a substitute for weight loss, and the scar is placed low so it can usually be concealed.
Learn more →Surgical revision, injections or combined approaches designed to make scars less noticeable or to release tight, restrictive scars. Keloids can recur after treatment, so your surgeon will explain the plan — and the likely course — honestly before you decide.
Learn more →Contracture release, skin grafting and staged procedures that aim to restore movement and appearance after burns have healed. Reconstruction is planned step by step, around what matters most to you.
Learn more →Staged surgical correction of cleft lip and palate, planned from the earliest months of life as part of long-term team care. Early assessment helps map the full journey ahead.
Learn more →Care for fractures, cuts, crush injuries and dislocations of the hand and wrist. The goal is to restore movement, strength and sensation — and timely assessment offers the greatest chance of a good recovery.
Learn more →Delicate repair of divided or damaged tendons and nerves, followed by guided rehabilitation. Recovery takes patience and structured hand therapy, which your surgeon will coordinate.
Learn more →Surgery under high magnification to rejoin tiny blood vessels and nerves — the foundation of replantation surgery and complex reconstruction after trauma.
Learn more →Repair of damaged arteries, often in the hand and limbs after injury, to restore blood flow. Vascular injuries are time-sensitive, so urgent assessment matters.
Learn more →Removal of benign fatty lumps through small incisions, with attention to the final scar. Most lipomas are harmless — but any new, growing or painful lump should be examined first.
Learn more →Relaxes targeted facial muscles to soften expression lines such as frown lines and crow's feet. Effects are temporary — typically lasting a few months — and maintenance sessions are needed to sustain them.
Learn more →Adds volume to soften folds or restore contour in areas like the cheeks and lips. Results are temporary and vary between individuals; your doctor will recommend the product and amount suited to your face.
Learn more →Uses concentrated platelets from your own blood, applied to the scalp or skin to support hair and skin quality. The evidence base is still developing — your doctor will explain candidly what PRP can and cannot do for your concern.
Learn more →Controlled exfoliation to improve skin texture, tone and superficial marks. The depth of the peel is matched to your skin type and concern, with aftercare guidance for the healing days.
Learn more →Light-based treatments for unwanted hair, pigmentation and skin texture. Multiple sessions are usually needed, and suitability depends on your skin type — assessed at consultation.
Learn more →Results vary from person to person. Your surgeon will discuss realistic outcomes, recovery and alternatives at your consultation — before anything is decided.
Every plan at AR Plastic Surgery starts with an honest consultation — what surgery can and cannot do, explained before anything is decided.
