UK-trained plastic surgeon, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. From rebuilding after cancer to refining the breast, body and face, every plan is made around you.
Dr. Shikha Gupta trained in Mumbai, then in the United Kingdom, where she worked as a consultant in plastic surgery and trained in both reconstructive microsurgery and aesthetic surgery. That foundation shapes everything she does.
Whether you are rebuilding after cancer or refining your own features, the standard is the same: a careful plan, honest advice, and a natural result.
Consultation room · illustrative image
Operating theatre · illustrative image
Hospital campus · illustrative imageBreast reconstruction after cancer, lymphoedema care, head and neck, hand, limb and burns reconstruction. Microsurgery is Dr. Gupta's core training.
Natural-looking breast, body and facial procedures, planned with the same care and anatomical knowledge as reconstructive work.
Tissue expanders and implants, in one or two stages, for patients who prefer a shorter operation and recovery.
The breast is rebuilt using your own tissue with microsurgical techniques such as the DIEP flap, for a natural feel that ages with you.
Oncoplastic techniques that restore shape and balance when part of the breast has been removed.
The finishing touches that help the reconstructed breast feel complete.
Balancing the other breast and refining an earlier reconstruction, including after implant complications.
In flap reconstruction such as the DIEP flap, healthy tissue from the lower abdomen is carefully reconnected under the microscope to rebuild the breast. A simplified animation of the idea:
Simplified illustration for education. Technique and suitability vary from patient to patient.
Aesthetic surgery done well is about proportion and restraint. Dr. Gupta's reconstructive training means a deep understanding of anatomy, tissue and healing, and it shows in the detail.
Shape, size and balance, refined with a natural look in mind.
Augmentation · ReductionContouring and tightening after pregnancy, weight loss or ageing.
Tummy tuck · Liposuction · Arm lift · Lower body liftRefreshing and rejuvenating, with restraint, to look like yourself.
Surgical and non-surgical rejuvenationEvery consultation starts with what you want to change and why. Dr. Gupta explains what is realistic, which options suit you, what recovery involves, and what she would not recommend.
Simplified illustration. No patient images are shown on this site.
Reconstruction first, with aesthetic breast surgery planned to the same standard.
Contouring and restoration, planned with the same care.
Natural-looking refinement, guided by function and proportion.
Where Dr. Gupta’s UK microsurgical training matters most.
Operating theatre · illustrative imageMicrosurgery and plastic surgery training in India and the UK, applied to every procedure.
Realistic outcomes, clear risks and recovery, and advice against surgery when it is not right.
Surgery at Amrita Hospital, Faridabad, with multispecialty support and careful follow-up.
We review your concern, your health and what matters to you, in person or by video.
For reconstruction, timing and technique are agreed with your cancer team. For aesthetic surgery, a plan built around your proportions.
The approach matched to your body, your goals and your treatment.
A clear timeline, wound care guidance and follow-up so you always know what is next.
Finishing touches and review once you have healed.
Trained and practised in the UK, Dr. Gupta is used to working with patients across borders. Begin with a video consultation, and arrive with a plan.
Meet Dr. Gupta online before you travel and talk through your options.
Scans, pathology and treatment details are reviewed with your treating team.
Know the procedure and the recovery period before you commit.
Practical help planning your visit, including where to stay near the hospital.
Continued guidance and review once you are back home.
What to bring, what to ask, and what to expect on the day.
A plain-language comparison to discuss with your care team.
How the timing of your cancer treatment shapes your options.
Qualifications to check, questions to ask, and red flags to avoid.
Who it suits, what recovery looks like, and the alternatives.
Planning a visit from abroad, from sharing records to recovery.
Planning reconstruction alongside your patient's cancer treatment? We coordinate timing, technique and follow-up with your team.
Both. Dr. Gupta trained in reconstructive microsurgery and aesthetic surgery in India and the UK. Her aesthetic practice covers breast, body and facial procedures.
Reconstruction can be done at the time of mastectomy (immediate) or months or years later (delayed). The right timing depends on your cancer treatment, including whether radiotherapy is planned, and is decided together with your oncology team.
Both are well established. Implants usually mean a shorter operation and recovery. Flap reconstruction uses your own tissue and tends to feel more natural over time. Body shape, treatment history and personal preference all guide the choice, and we walk through it at consultation.
That is what the consultation is for. Dr. Gupta will assess your anatomy and goals, explain realistic outcomes and recovery, and tell you honestly if a procedure is not right for you.
Yes. A video consultation lets us review your records and outline your options before you decide to travel.
Book a consultation to understand your options, what recovery looks like, and the plan that suits you.