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Breast Reduction in India
Do you feel upset because of your heavy breasts that seem disproportionate to rest of your body? Do you want to get rid of the recurring shoulder, neck or back pain caused due to your bulky breasts? Have you seen a local plastic surgeon, but can’t afford the surgery in your country? If yes, plastic surgery in India can help you get relief from your heavy breasts by what is known as a breast reduction surgery. Breast reduction surgery or reduction mammoplasty is a procedure which makes breasts smaller and firmer and makes them look proportionate to the rest of your body. Medically, the procedure helps you get rid of your chronic neck and back pain owing to your heavy breasts. It is thus a procedure that has both aesthetic and medical benefits. Who is a candidate for Breast reduction surgery?The ideal candidates for breast reduction surgery are women who have very heavy breasts, are above 18, are mentally and physically healthy and have realistic expectations from…

Breast Implant Surgery in India
Breast implant surgery is one of the most popular plastic surgery procedures across the world. Because of the huge cost difference between the cost of breast implant surgery in India and the West, many people from Western countries and all over the world prefer to get breast surgery and other cosmetic surgery procedures done in India.

It is natural to have a lot of questions before you decide to have breast implants surgery abroad, few of which are answered by IndiCure.  You can contact us for more questions on breast augmentation and we shall be happy to answer them. Which is the best plastic surgery hospital in India for breast implants? There are many good hospitals for plastic surgery in India. Since most people prefer their plastic surgery to be done discreetly, it is important that you choose the hospital facility very carefully where you get personalized care, have dedicated staff to take care of your requirements and chances of nosocomial infections…

After massive weight loss following either bariatric surgery or diet and exercising, the skin loses its elasticity and sags. This usually results in self-consciousness, general discomfort, vulnerability to skin infections and clothes not fitting properly. The major skin sag usually happens in the abdominal region, upper arms, face, neck, breasts, thighs, and buttocks giving a misshapen body contour.

The most common changes that occur as a result of the loss of fat and tissue elasticity are: Flattened breasts with nipples pointing downwardsSagging upper arms that appear looseExtended abdominal area around the sides and lower backSagging groin, thighs and buttocksThankfully, plastic surgery has an effective solution to this problem- Body Lift Surgery. Body LiftBody Lift is an excellent treatment option that helps in removing excess skin, tightening loose muscles and even removal of the fat left behind. It results in improved body contours and is usually the last step after massive weight los…

Who cares about the money?  We just need results! How many of us would have loved to say the same about the cost of the tummy tuck? But the reality is that most of us do care about money. We would have happily paid the exorbitant price charged for tummy tuck only if we could. What if instead of $ 12,000 or more charged for a tummy tuck in western countries like US, UK, Australia or New Zealand, your medical bill of tummy tuck plastic surgery inclusive of all medical costs comes within the range of $ 3000  to 4000? Does that sound too good to be true? Welcome to quality tummy tuck with the lesser price tag! Welcome to India! Welcome to IndiCure!
Cost of Tummy Tuck in IndiaIt is human nature to be curious about the ‘why’ and ‘how’ before accepting a new opportunity. Careful analysis of information concerning medical procedures is even more necessary.
So why do we charge so less? Why is the tummy tuck and the cost of plastic surgery in India less than half or one-third of what it gets charged i…

What is Obesity?
WHO defines “Obesity as an abnormal or excessive fat accumulation that presents a risk to health.” It is a disease and not just side effect of overeating which can be taken casually. 
A very simple technique of measuring Obesity is BMI, which is calculated as follows:

i.e. A person’s weight (in kilograms) divided by the square of his or her height (in meters).
A very simple and straight forward measurement that draws the results as follows:
·BMI> 25- Overweight ·BMI> 30- Obese ·BMI> 40- Morbidly Obese
A person with a BMI of 30 or more is generally considered obese. A person with a BMI equal to or more than 25 is considered overweight. But if the BMI is above 40, it is considered as chronic obesity.
Few Key Facts about Obesity*
·Worldwide obesity has nearly tripled since 1975.·In 2016, more than 1.9 billion adults, 18 years and older, were overweight. Of these over 650 million were obese.·39% of adults aged 18 years and over were overweight in 2016, and 13% were obese…