Dr. Amrika Seshadri, a Plastic Surgeon and proud alumnus of Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute, is recognized for her expertise in aesthetic surgery. She has a strong track record of delivering personalized and scarless results in procedures such as gynaecomastia, double chin reduction, tummy tuck, and lipomata removal. Specializing in acute facial trauma, she is known for her skill in the hidden scar technique.
Dr. Amrika’s areas of interest also include hand reconstruction, post-traumatic facial recontouring, acne scar reduction, chronic wound treatment (including diabetic foot), and post-burn reconstruction. She is passionate about burns therapy for both pediatric and adult patients, as well as minimizing the sequelae of burns.
Her empathetic approach and effective communication with both colleagues and patients are well-regarded within the medical community.
Customized therapy - because there is only one unique YOU!
Female Surgeon led practice - to establish patient comfort and safety
Years of experience
Tried and tested methods of therapy (no fads or experimentation)
Highly recommended Surgeon. Myself and my father both got operated by Amrika Doctor. Post Surgery zero complications faced.
Few months back i had lipoma surgery Dr Amrika Seshadri did my surgery and she is very cool and calm in nature.she gives sufficient time to each patient. She studies the patient and disease meticulously. We can freely interact with the doctor. She prefers surgery when it is very much required only. I highly recommend Dr Amrika and Thank you so much.
my experience was very comfortable , maam took care of me from the initial stage of my surgery till the time i got completely healed ,highly recommended
Have you ever heard people say these things? This feeling of insecurity is rampant in the Gen-Z minds and they fail to realize those perfect ‘’Instagram”mable photos are not realistic.
You’re at your desk/ blackboard / meeting and suddenly you feel this soft bump where there was none before. You frantically check Google and it says it could be a Lipoma. Immediately you type- ‘’Is Lipoma Cancer??!” No, it's not.
