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A Hair Transplant Surgery is a surgical procedure in which a surgeon removes hair from one part of the body (called as donor's site) and moves it to a bald part of the body (known as the recipient site).

This procedure is performed by a plastic or dermatological surgeon and under local anaesthesia. The session takes around 6-8 hours.

Wound debridement becomes a necessity when an open wound fails to heal completely. The presence of pus, a layer of infection, slough tissue, and dead cells can prevent the wound borders from approximating.

For absolute closure of the wound, debriding the obstructing layers can help heal. However, wound healing may be delayed due to patient factors such as diabetes, low immunity, vascular insufficiency, neurological deficits, and more. Debridement helps expedite the process of healing by removing the necrotic tissue, nonviable tissue, and any foreign material.

Reverse Shoulder Arthroplasty is a surgical procedure used to treat severe shoulder issues that cannot be resolved through conventional treatments. This procedure replaces the damaged shoulder joint with a prosthetic system that reverses the natural structure of the joint, allowing the shoulder to function even when the rotator cuff muscles are no longer efficiently working. It is often recommended for individuals dealing with severe arthritis, complex fractures, or chronic pain that limits mobility.

Max Hospitals is committed to providing comprehensive care for those in need of this procedure. Our team of experienced orthopaedic surgeons specialises in shoulder surgeries and uses proven techniques to ensure the best possible results. We understand that undergoing surgery can be stressful, and we are here to answer all your questions, ensuring you feel confident and comfortable with the treatment plan. After surgery, we continue to provide dedicated care, including physical therapy, to restore strength and movement to your shoulder.

Cosmetic Dentistry (aesthetic dentistry), or cosmetic dental procedures, refers to a range of dental procedures designed to improve the appearance of teeth, gums, and the overall smile. These procedures can include teeth whitening, dental implants, veneers, and orthodontics. The goal of cosmetic dentistry is to enhance the appearance of the teeth and smile, leading to improved confidence and self-esteem.

Pars plana vitrectomy is a technique used to remove vitreous humour and/ or scar tissues that affect the retina using special tools. The extraction is done through Pars Plana (a part of the eye near the junction of the iris and sclera). This surgery is employed to gain access to the posterior segment of the eye for treating ailments such as retinal detachment, vitreous haemorrhage, etc.

Lumbar disc replacement, also known as total disc replacement or artificial disc replacement, is a surgical procedure used to treat degenerative disc disease in the lumbar region of the spine. It involves replacing a damaged or degenerated intervertebral disc with an artificial disc implant.

The criticality of certain neurological conditions cannot be overstated, especially when they impact the delicate balance of cerebrospinal fluid within the brain. Conditions such as hydrocephalus, characterised by an abnormal accumulation of fluid, can exert dangerous pressure on brain tissues, leading to a range of debilitating symptoms. When these conditions reach a point where traditional treatments are insufficient to manage symptoms effectively, it becomes necessary to consider more invasive interventions. Ventriculoperitoneal (VP) Shunt Surgery emerges as a crucial option in such cases, offering a way to divert excess fluid away from the brain and alleviate pressure. At Max Hospitals, our team of experts understands the complexities of these conditions and stands ready to provide comprehensive care, ensuring that patients receive the tailored treatment and support they need to navigate their healthcare journey with confidence and optimism.

Adenoidectomy is a surgery used to remove adenoid glands when they become swollen or enlarged due to infections or allergies. Enlarged and inflamed adenoid is known as adenoiditis; this makes breathing difficult and causes respiratory infections.

Adenoid glands are situated behind the nose at the roof. It is a mass of lymphoid tissue (which appears as a small lump of tissue) behind the nasal passage. Adenoids play an important role in young children, as they act as a part of the immune system and protect the child's body from bacteria and viruses.

Removing adenoid glands can help the patient to breathe easily and sleep more comfortably. Adenoids automatically shrink around the age of 10-11 years and are completely gone by the teenage years.