MBBS, DNB


Vascular surgery treats the arteries and veins — the body’s circulation. That covers everything from troublesome varicose veins to limb-threatening diabetic foot ulcers, dangerous clots, and dialysis access. Much of modern vascular work is endovascular: minimally invasive, done through tiny punctures rather than open incisions. Our unit sits within Sama Hospital, a NABH-accredited, doctor-owned hospital in South Delhi.
Aching, heavy, visibly enlarged leg veins — treated with minimally invasive day-care laser, not open surgery.
Fine surface veins on the legs or face, faded with non-invasive laser as a quick day-care procedure.
Enlarged scrotal veins — treated only when they cause pain or affect fertility, by surgery or embolisation.
A non-healing foot wound treated as a circulation problem, not just a dressing — the approach that saves limbs.
A leg-vein clot needing prompt care — mostly blood thinners, procedures reserved for severe cases.
Durable, low-risk dialysis access using your own vein — the preferred long-term option over a catheter.
Where a problem can be treated through a small puncture rather than open surgery — laser for varicose veins, embolisation for a varicocele, angioplasty to restore blood flow to a diabetic foot — that is our preference. It means less pain, a faster recovery, and often day care. We use open surgery only where it is genuinely the better option.

MBBS, DNB
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