Dr Prasad Bhukebag
MS · FACS · MRCSEd · MRCPS (Glasgow) · FMAS · PGDMLE
- 20+
- Years in surgery Robotic · Laparoscopic · Open
- 4
- Countries of qualification UK · USA · Belgium · Taiwan
- 6
- Hospitals Mumbai · Thane
- 4
- Consultation languages English · Hindi · Marathi · Kannada
Start with your condition
Find clear information about your diagnosis, when surgery may be needed, the procedure choices and what to expect during recovery.
Gallbladder Stones
Understand when gallbladder removal is advised, how laparoscopic surgery is performed and what recovery involves.
Explore TreatmentHernias
Understand when hernia repair is advised and how open, laparoscopic or robotic surgery may be selected.
Explore TreatmentAppendicitis
Learn why urgent appendix removal is commonly advised and what to expect after surgery.
Explore TreatmentMetabolic and Bariatric SurgeryMetabolic Surgery
Understand when metabolic surgery may help and how lifelong nutritional follow-up supports a safe result.
Explore TreatmentPiles (Haemorrhoids)Piles
Compare clinic procedures and surgery for bleeding or prolapse after the diagnosis is confirmed.
Explore TreatmentAnal Fissure
Learn when a persistent fissure may need continence-aware surgery.
Explore TreatmentThese are some of the conditions assessed and treated. If your condition is not listed, please contact the clinic to enquire.
Explore surgical approaches
The truest measure of surgical success is when the operation fades from memory and everyday life is fully restored.
International surgical training, rooted in personal care
With over 20 years of surgical practice, Dr Prasad Bhukebag believes good care begins with listening closely to your concerns and giving honest, clear advice.
After training in India, he completed fellowships in bariatric and metabolic surgery in Taiwan and Belgium, and holds surgical qualifications from the UK and the USA. He combines careful planning with an unhurried approach, so that you and your family understand each treatment choice.
Senior consultant surgeon
Robotic, Laparoscopic, Bariatric, Hernia and General Surgery
International fellowships
Bariatric and Metabolic SurgeryE‑Da Hospital, Taiwan (2016)AZ Sint‑Jan, Brugge, Belgium (2017)
Author and teacher
Textbook Chapters and Journal ArticlesTeaching DNB Surgical Residents and Fellows
Four calm steps for your care
Schedule your consultation
Call or WhatsApp to choose your appointment slot. Bring all prior imaging films and reports to your visit.
Unhurried evaluation
A detailed clinical assessment, reviewing your scans and explaining them clearly.
Ethical treatment plan
Surgery is advised only when clinically indicated, with a clear rationale and operative planning based on your diagnosis and health.
Procedure and recovery planning
The surgical approach, pain management and recovery plan depend on your condition and procedure.
Facing recommended surgery? Seek an unhurried second opinion
Being advised to have surgery can feel overwhelming. An unhurried review of your ultrasound, CT or MRI scans helps you understand whether an operation is needed, how urgent it is and which surgical approach best fits your condition.
What a second opinion involves
Who it is for, what happens at the visit, and which reports to bring for your condition.
Your second opinion is given in person, with your reports and an examination.
Read About Second OpinionsHow do I book an appointment?
Send a WhatsApp message or call +91 98194 91946 during OPD hours. It is the same number for calls and WhatsApp.
Can I get an opinion on WhatsApp?
No. WhatsApp is for booking appointments. Opinions are given in the clinic, after an examination and a review of your reports.
What should I bring to my first visit?
Bring your scans and reports, any referral notes, a list of your medicines including blood thinners, and records of past surgery.
Book a consultation
Any surgical admission is planned after clinical evaluation
+91 98194 91946 · same number for calls and WhatsApp