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Virtual Consultation for Plastic Surgery in India Plastic Surgery in India Holidays are arriving and we know you wanted to gift yourself a transformation before the New Year begins! But is it safe to travel for plastic surgery in India ? Unfortunately, this year the holiday travel period overlaps with a possible second wave of COVID-19, as well as cold and flu season. With elective surgeries still not given a green signal, you can at least have all your plastic surgery questions answered virtually. Due to the current scenario, IndiCure has changed the way we interact with our patients. We have been offering virtual consultations to many of our patients, so can you! We completely understand that getting plastic surgery done is a major decision and when you choose to get it done miles away from your home, the decision can be overwhelming.   We have been receiving queries on how virtual consultations for plastic surgery work. So, here we provide you all the information you need

Lung cancer is the most common cancer and the #1 cancer killer of millions worldwide. November is observed as Lung Cancer Awareness Month every year. All we have to do is raise critical awareness about lung cancer and turn the tide against this disease. In this blog, we share some important insights into lung cancer. Some Facts: Lung cancer causes 1.76 million deaths worldwide. Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths among both men and women, making up almost 25% of all cancer deaths. Lung cancer ranks first worldwide with an incident rate of 11.6% compared to other types of cancer and is the leading cause of death, 18.4% of the total cancer deaths. Cigarette smoking is linked to about 90% of lung cancer deaths. Most patients do not show symptoms of lung cancer until they have reached advanced stages. All about Lung Cancer Lungs are one of the most vital organs in the human body. They are responsible for the fundamental act of breathing and play a very significa

11 Safe Hospitals in India amidst COVID19  To travel or not to travel? That is the question. Nowadays, medical tourists are anxiously checking government travel advisories almost daily, just to see whether their medical travel will be followed. Considering the recovery curves of some countries across the globe, many are tailoring strategies for the revival of medical tourism . As a first step, countries have established travel bubbles that are allowing many of the medical tourists to get affordable treatment abroad. India is not far behind in this context. A long-preferred destination for medical tourism, India was also hit badly by the pandemic. As discussed in our previous blog India opens its skies for medical tourists , many of the international travel restrictions have been eased. The Government of India has implemented SOPs and safety protocols across each stage of the patients' care continuum. As we discuss, India is actively serving many international patients who h

Turning 50 comes with new changes and obstacles. Whether it’s seeing your children off to college or doubling up on annual health screenings with health insurance , there’s not much we can save ourselves from with the sands of time.  Your physical appearance is part of this transformation. While everyone ages differently, we believe that the process should be embraced as a part of your journey. Read on for the best tricks to look and feel good about the new decade.  Keep it Simple  If you feel compelled to dress younger or go overboard in any way - stop! You can still dress well and have a fun wardrobe after 50; it's a matter of knowing what suits you. Invest in staples, timeless pieces that’ll never go out of fashion.  Play With Colors, Not Accessories Another common mistake is wearing big statement jewelry. Don't be afraid of color, but sleek, polished looks with dainty necklaces are sophisticated.  Shape up With Shapewear Dressing well means dressing for your body type. Inve