RG Cosmetic Surgery Centre: Cosmetic surgery in India

Why choose RG Cosmetic Surgery Centre?

• Full time dedicated, eminent consultants

• No period of waiting before receiving treatment because your treatment plan would all be worked out through the RG office before you leave your own country
• All of their doctors/surgeons have been trained or worked for significant amount of time in some of the best medical institutions in India and outside India
• In-house state of the art medical and diagnostic equipment available, which is comparable to the latest technology installed anywhere in the world
• English speaking doctors, nurses and other staff, well versed in dealing with foreign patients
• International standard healthcare services which are available at a fraction of what they might cost in Europe or the USA
• The centre only uses the best quality medications, which are approved by the statutory authorities
• Patients are provided with air-conditioned private rooms with attached washroom facilities
• Worldwide patient experience

Cosmetic surgery procedures offered in India

Highly qualified and experienced Indian cosmetic surgeons

The institute has a large team of experienced and dedicated consultants, doctors, nurses and other medical staff belonging to the discipline of cosmetic surgery. This has greatly helped the institute to ensure that those engaged in treatments are fully up to date with the latest procedures and innovations through the process of submitting various national and international papers and regularly participating in conferences and workshops worldwide.

Hospital ISO 9001:2000 accreditation

RG Cosmetic Surgery Centre has been awarded the ISO 9001:2000 certification for their quality medical treatment and good management practices. They have also applied for NABH (National Accreditation Board for Hospitals) accreditation to improve their quality and medical ethics.

Cosmetic surgery in India

India is a recent entrant into medical tourism but is fast becoming a preferred medical destination. The Indian government predicts that India's $17-billion-a-year healthcare industry could grow 13 per cent in each of the next six years, boosted by medical tourism.  Long promoted for its cultural and scenic beauty, India is now being put on the international map as a haven for those seeking quality and affordable healthcare. Analysts say that as many as 150,000 medical tourists went to India in 2004.

In addition to the increasingly top class medical care, a major deciding factor for foreign patients considering medical tourism destinations is the very minimal or nonexistent waiting lists in Goa.  Known for its hospitality for tourists, India has opened its doors to welcome medical patients and service seekers with the same hospitality.