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Patients often choose to consult me because they are looking for:
I take the responsibility of that trust seriously.
Whether the surgery is straightforward or complex, I believe patients deserve honesty. If surgery is necessary, I will explain why. If there are options, I will discuss them clearly. If there are limitations, I will address them openly. If another step is required before surgery, that will be explained as well.
This clarity, combined with careful decision-making, is often what gives patients the confidence to move forward.
I currently consult at:
These centres provide access to comprehensive cancer care within a well-equipped hospital environment, supporting multidisciplinary treatment, investigations, and post-operative care when required.
For many patients and families, the hospital setting plays an important role. Cancer care often involves more than one specialist and more than one step. The ability to coordinate consultations, imaging, pathology review, surgery, and recovery within an organised system helps make the process clearer and more manageable.
If you are travelling from within Bangalore, from elsewhere in Karnataka, or from outside the state, our team will assist you with appointments and guide you through the next steps.
Consultation timings and appointment details can be arranged through phone or WhatsApp for convenience.
Many patients hesitate to seek a second opinion because they worry it may delay treatment or create confusion. In practice, it often does the opposite - it helps bring clarity.
A second opinion may be particularly useful if:
When you come for a second opinion, the aim is not to question or criticise another doctor’s recommendation. The focus is to carefully review your reports, understand the complete clinical picture, and help you make a clear and informed decision.
In many cases, the original treatment plan is appropriate, and that will be confirmed. In other situations, there may be alternative options worth considering. In either case, clarity is valuable.
A well-informed decision is an important part of good cancer care.