Dr. Uday Vora

Had my tonsils out last month. Honestly, I was pretty nervous about the whole thing—surgery just sounds scary. But Dr. Uday and his team made it straightforward. The whole process was clear, from the pre-op instructions to the recovery tips. It hurt for a few days, obviously, but it went exactly as he said it would. Back to eating solid food now without any trouble.

The parking at Nanavati is always a bit of a hunt, I won't lie. But once I got inside for my sinus consultation, it was a different story. The front desk lady remembered my name when I came back to ask a question, which was nice. The clinic itself was calm and clean, not like some crowded places. Even the nurse who took my vitals was really gentle and cracked a small joke to settle my nerves.

What stuck with me most about Dr. Uday was how he talked to my 8-year-old son about needing ear tubes. He didn't just talk to me. He got down on his haunches, showed him the tiny tube on his finger, and called it a 'little drain for the swimming pool in your ear.' My kid went from hiding behind my legs to asking questions. That kind of patience and simplicity means everything when it's your child.

My son came in with what seemed like a bad stomach bug, but he just kept getting worse. We'd seen other doctors. Dr. Uday was the one who actually sat and listened to the whole timeline again. He ordered a specific scan no one else had, and it turned out to be a rare intestinal complication. He explained it to us in plain words, didn't sugarcoat the surgery needed, but his calmness made the panic lift. He caught what everyone else missed.

I'd been to three other doctors about the constant dizziness and ringing in my ears. They all said it was just stress. Dr. Uday actually listened, asked a bunch of questions I hadn't been asked before, and ordered a specific scan. Turns out it was a tiny, treatable issue with my inner ear. He explained it with a simple diagram on his notepad. Finally, an answer after two years of feeling like I was going crazy.