What patients across Gurgaon and Delhi NCR say after surgery with Dr. Ashish Khare, based on 870+ public reviews. Published with consent, unedited, including the parts that were difficult.
Each review names the procedure and the area of Gurgaon the patient came from, so you can find one close to your own situation.
"I met four surgeons in Gurgaon before choosing Dr. Khare. He was the only one who told me which areas would not respond well and why. Six months on, the abdomen and flanks are flat and the scars are invisible. No sales pressure at any point."
"After two pregnancies I had loose skin and muscle separation that no amount of Pilates could fix. Dr. Khare explained exactly what a tummy tuck could and could not do. I was back at my desk in twelve days and I finally feel like myself again."
"I lived with this since school and put it off for fifteen years. The surgery took two hours, I went home the same evening and was back in the gym in three weeks. Genuinely wish I had done it a decade ago."
"What I liked most was that he refused to give me the nose I showed him on my phone, and explained what would actually suit my face. The result looks like me, not like surgery. Breathing is better too."
"The hairline was designed for my age instead of the teenage look people end up with. Dr. Khare did the slits himself. At month nine the density is exactly what the plan promised."
"Years of back and shoulder pain, gone. The consult was unhurried and every cost was itemised in writing before I paid anything. The nursing team checked on me every day of the first week."
"Post-bariatric loose skin was affecting my confidence badly. The surgery was planned in stages so recovery stayed manageable. Follow-ups at day three, week two and month three were all included."
"I had a bad experience at a chain clinic where I never met the operating doctor. Here Dr. Khare did the marking, the surgery and every review himself. That difference shows in the result."
Reviews are useful, but they are the most easily gamed signal in healthcare marketing. These are the patterns worth knowing before you let a star rating influence a surgical decision.
No review can confirm a qualification, an accreditation or a complication rate. Verify the MCh or DNB on the National Medical Commission register, confirm the operating facility is accredited, and ask the surgeon directly what their revision rate is for your procedure. Those three checks outweigh any number of stars.
Message the clinic on WhatsApp and get a direct answer about your procedure, timeline or cost.
The reviews shown here are drawn from patients treated at this clinic, published with consent and with names shown as the patient chose to give them. The aggregate rating reflects public Google reviews, which you can read independently rather than taking any clinic’s word for its own score.
Review volume reflects marketing effort and clinic size more than surgical quality. A single surgeon operating personally cannot generate the same volume as a chain with a dozen branches. Read the content of reviews rather than the count, and be sceptical of many five-star reviews posted within a short window with similar phrasing.
Look for specifics. A useful review names the procedure, the timeline, what recovery was actually like and what the patient would do differently. Vague praise about a "wonderful experience" tells you nothing. Also read the middling reviews, which are usually the most honest ones in any set.
Some patients volunteer to speak to prospective patients about their experience, and the clinic will connect you where someone has consented to that for your specific procedure. Nobody is asked to do this as a condition of treatment, and patient identity is never shared without permission.
It is discussed openly at a follow-up visit, and the clinic will say honestly whether the concern reflects normal swelling that will settle, a limitation that was explained beforehand, or a genuine shortfall in the result. Revision policy is set out in writing before your surgery, not negotiated afterwards.
No. Patients are asked once, after their three-month follow-up, whether they would be willing to leave a review, and are equally welcome to decline. No discount, refund or benefit is attached to leaving one.
Two minutes from DLF Cyber Hub, with parking on site and easy access from the Golf Course Road and Sohna Road corridors.
Reviews are a starting point. A 40-minute assessment with Dr. Khare, with examination, honest limitations and a written quote, tells you far more.
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