GBL Hospital Indore holds free medical camp on Robotic Surgeries and Cosmetic Procedures
Indore: GBL Hospital, founded by renowned surgeons Dr Vineet Gautam and Dr Ekta Mishra, has emerged as a leader in the realm of Robotic surgeries, Liver Treatments, and various Cosmetic Procedures, offering top-notch, affordable, and hassle-free care to its patients.
Set to take place on April 19th and 20th, 2024, the upcoming free medical camp aims to extend expert medical guidance and advice to individuals courtesy of the seasoned professionals at GBL Hospital. Patients seeking solutions for a range of surgical requirements, including Robotic Surgeries for intricate procedures, complex GI surgeries, bariatric interventions, and cosmetic enhancements, stand to benefit from this initiative.
According to a PTI report, Dr Vineet Gautam, with years of experience in liver transplant and Robotic surgery, and Dr Punit Tiwari, with years of experience as Urologist and Robotic Surgeon brings a holistic approach to patient care.
Their expertise ensures precision and minimally invasive interventions, promising enhanced recovery and outcomes for patients. On the other hand, Dr Ekta Mishra Gautam, specializing in Cosmetic, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeries, adds a unique dimension to the hospital’s offerings. Her dedication to providing personalized care and achieving aesthetic excellence has earned accolades from patients and peers alike.
This free medical camp epitomizes GBL Hospital’s dedication to community welfare and healthcare accessibility, representing a sincere effort to extend support to all individuals who may benefit from specialized surgeries.
Through such initiatives, GBL Hospital continues to uphold its esteemed reputation for excellence and compassion in the healthcare domain, contributing significantly to the betterment of the lives of residents in Indore and beyond.
Medical Dialogues team earlier reported that in a heartfelt journey back to his roots, Dr Sukhwinder Singh Sandhu, a distinguished specialist in internal medicine and gastroenterology, has returned to Punjab from the United States to conduct free medical camps for underprivileged villagers in Moga district.
