Have questions about plastic or cosmetic surgery? This section covers common doubts about treatment, safety, recovery, and care. The goal is to help you understand your options clearly and make confident decisions before your consultation. For advice specific to your condition, a one-to-one consultation is always recommended.
Plastic surgery is not only about looks. Dr. Muddappa treats trauma injuries, hand and nerve problems, diabetic foot wounds, cancer reconstruction, birth defects, and functional issues, along with cosmetic procedures.
If you have an injury, non-healing wound, nerve problem, deformity, or functional limitation affecting daily life, a plastic surgeon can help. A consultation helps determine the right treatment for your condition.
Yes, when performed by a trained plastic surgeon using proper planning and safety protocols. Dr. Muddappa focuses on patient safety, realistic outcomes, and natural-looking results.
All surgeries leave some scars, but careful planning and modern surgical techniques help place and minimise scars. Dr. Muddappa always discusses scar care and expected healing before surgery.
Recovery depends on the type of surgery and your overall health. Some procedures allow quick return to routine, while others need more time. Clear recovery guidance is provided for every patient.
Yes. Dr. Muddappa has special expertise in diabetic foot care and focuses on limb-saving procedures to heal wounds and prevent amputations whenever possible.
Microsurgery uses specialised techniques to repair very small blood vessels and nerves. It is commonly used in trauma reconstruction, cancer reconstruction, and limb salvage surgeries.
Some conditions may need staged procedures or follow-up surgeries for the best outcome. This is explained clearly during consultation so patients can plan confidently.
Bring previous medical reports, scans, and a list of medications. Be open about your concerns and expectations so the treatment plan can be tailored to your needs.
Appointments can be booked through Manipal Hospital, Kanakapura Road, or by contacting the hospital directly. The team will guide you through the process.