Medanta Hospital Gurgaon Reviews

My headaches were getting worse, and no one could figure out why. Scans at other places came back 'clear.' Dr. Narang spent a long time looking at my old films, then ordered a different kind of scan at Medanta. He found a tiny, tricky aneurysm everyone else had missed. Explaining it to me, he drew pictures on a notepad. The surgery was scary, but he was so clear about the plan. I'm just glad he's the one who looked.

I needed a discectomy, which I was told was pretty standard. Still, you get nervous about anyone operating on your spine. Dr. Narang didn't rush the consultation; he answered all my 'what-if' questions without making me feel silly. The day of, things ran on time. The procedure itself went exactly as he said it would. Recovery's been straightforward. Sometimes, you just want things to be boring, and with him, it was.

The Medanta hospital is huge—I got lost twice on the first day. But the neurosurgery floor staff were great. The nurse, Priya, saw I was anxious and talked me through the pre-op steps again. Even the person who cleaned the room was kind. Dr. Narang's team clearly runs a tight ship. The place felt calm and organized, which matters a lot when you're about to have brain surgery.

What I'll remember most is how Dr. Narang talked to my family. After my tumor surgery, he came out to the waiting room, sat down with them, and explained everything in simple terms before he even came to see me. He has a quiet, direct way about him. He doesn't sugarcoat things, but you never feel like you're just another case. He looked you in the eye and listened.

I've been seeing Dr. Mahendru for over a decade, ever since my first reconstruction. What keeps me coming back isn't just his skill—it's that he's the same careful, thoughtful doctor every single time. He remembers the details of my history without me having to repeat myself. Medanta is a big place, and sometimes the admin side feels a bit impersonal, but walking into his clinic feels consistent. He never rushes, and he explains the 'why' behind every option, even the ones he doesn't recommend. That builds a kind of trust you can't get from a one-time visit.

Had a rhinoplasty with Dr. Mahendru. I was clear about what I wanted: a natural look that fit my face. He listened, was direct about what was possible, and didn't try to sell me on extra procedures. The surgery went as planned. Recovery was what I expected. The result is good—it's balanced and functional. No drama, no over-promising. He did what he said he would do. That's what matters to me.

After my accident, I was so anxious about the scars on my face. I spoke very quietly in our first consultation, I was just so self-conscious. Dr. Mahendru has a very calm way about him. He didn't make grand promises, just showed me what we could realistically work on. The procedures he suggested have made a gentle, but real, difference. It’s not about being perfect now; it’s about feeling a bit more like myself again. I’m quietly grateful for that.

Wow, what a difference! I had my eyelids done, and I was a bundle of nerves the morning of. The parking garage was completely full, which almost sent me over the edge! But once I got to his team, they settled me down. Dr. Mahendru has a great way of making things seem manageable. The recovery was easier than I’d braced for, and now? I look in the mirror and I’m just so happy. I look less tired, more refreshed—it’s exactly what I hoped for. His whole team was fantastic.

My mother needed surgery after a skin cancer removal on her face. We were all scared about how it would look. Dr. Aditya Aggarwal sat with us, my dad and me, and drew simple pictures to explain exactly what he would do. He never rushed us. The waiting room was busy, but he gave us all the time we needed for questions. Seeing my mom’s relief when the bandages came off, and how natural it looks now, means everything to our family.

I had a bad scar on my cheek from an old accident. Wanted it gone. Consulted Dr. Aggarwal at Medanta. He was clear about what was possible and what wasn’t. The procedure was straightforward. Parking at the hospital is always a hassle, but that’s not on him. The scar is much less noticeable now. I’m satisfied. He does good work.

Our young daughter was born with a prominent birthmark. We were worried about her facing teasing when she started school. Meeting Dr. Aggarwal was a gentle experience. He spoke so kindly, to us and to her, and his calm manner put our anxieties to rest. The process was handled with great care for her comfort. Now, it’s just a faint memory. We are so quietly thankful for his skill and his heart.

After losing a lot of weight, I was left with a lot of loose skin that exercise wouldn’t fix. I was pretty nervous about a major surgery like a body lift. Dr. Aggarwal and his team were fantastic! They answered every single one of my anxious emails before the surgery. The recovery had its tough days, sure, but looking in the mirror now? Wow. I feel like myself again, just a healthier version. The difference is incredible and I’m so glad I did it!

For months, I was just told I had a 'sensitive stomach.' Dr. Perwaiz was the first one who actually listened and dug deeper. He ordered a specific scan others hadn't, and it showed a pretty complicated issue with my pancreas. He didn't sugarcoat it, but he laid out the surgery plan so clearly, step-by-step, that my family and I finally felt we had a real path forward. It was a long road, but I'm back to eating normally now.

I needed my gallbladder out. Honestly, I was nervous at first—surgery is surgery. But Dr. Perwaiz made it sound so straightforward. The whole thing was exactly as he said: in and out of Medanta in a couple days. The incisions are tiny. I was back doing light chores within a week. Sometimes, simple and smooth is exactly what you need.

The place itself, Medanta, is huge and can feel a bit overwhelming. Parking was a nightmare the first day! But once I got to Dr. Perwaiz's floor, his team made a difference. The nurses were really kind, and his assistant, I think her name was Priya, helped sort out my insurance paperwork without me even asking. It's those little things that take some weight off when you're stressed.

What stuck with me was how Dr. Perwaiz talked to me. Before my operation, he pulled up a chair, looked me in the eye, and asked if I was scared. I said yes. He just nodded and said, 'Good, that's normal. Let's talk about why, so it's not so unknown.' He had this calm way of explaining things without any jargon. Felt like I was talking to a really smart, patient uncle, not just a surgeon.

Our 7-year-old, Rohan, had these recurring ear infections that just wouldn't quit. We were so worried it might affect his hearing. Dr. Aru was amazing with him—she actually got down to his level, showed him the little camera on her phone, and let him 'drive' it into his own ear on the screen. He wasn't scared at all. She explained everything to us in simple terms, never rushed us, and her plan actually worked. Seeing him finally sleep through the night without pain was such a relief.

My 82-year-old father was admitted for a complex sinus issue. Honestly, the whole family was anxious. Dr. Aru Handa made all the difference. After every procedure, she'd find me in the waiting area—even when I know she was crazy busy—and give me a clear, plain-English update. She didn't just talk to the nurses; she looked me in the eye and told me exactly what they did, what to expect next, and answered all my sister's frantic questions over the phone. That kind of direct communication took a huge weight off our shoulders.

Had a stubborn throat thing for weeks. Went to Dr. Aru Chhabra Handa at Medanta. She figured it out fast, fixed it. No fuss. Good doctor.

Okay, so my story starts with this weird, constant ringing in my left ear. I'd tried a couple of local ENTs, got some drops, no change. By the time I booked with Dr. Handa, I was convinced it was something serious. The clinic was packed, I waited a bit longer than expected, but then she walks in and just has this calm energy. She listened to my whole rambling history, then did this thorough exam. The best part? She drew a simple diagram of the ear on her notepad, pointed to a tiny muscle, and said, 'We think it's this guy, having a spasm. It's annoying, not dangerous.' That visual just clicked. The treatment was straightforward, and the ringing's about 90% gone now. She just made it make sense.