Face & Nose Surgery
Rhinoplasty, eyelids, brow, facelift, chin, ear, lips, facial contour and related procedures.
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M.Ch. Plastic Surgery · Dhantoli, Nagpur
Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery Centre in Nagpur — Care Starts With the Right Diagnosis, Not a Procedure Menu.
Mayflower Clinic provides consultation across cosmetic, reconstructive, hair-restoration and selected non-surgical treatments. The purpose of this page is to help you understand what a plastic surgery centre should do before, during and after treatment—including realistic planning, procedure choice, limitations, risks, recovery and follow-up.
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Page Guide
Local page guide · no form submissionStart with the question you actually have
Multiple plastic-surgery service clusters are available.
The correct starting point is the concern: face/nose, hair, chest, body, breast, reconstructive, scar/skin, intimate or non-surgical aesthetics.
Consultation determines whether a procedure is suitable.
What this centre page should answer
Plastic surgery is broader than cosmetic surgery
Plastic surgery is the wider specialty. It includes cosmetic surgery for appearance-related goals and reconstructive surgery for restoring form, function or both after injury, congenital differences, disease, wounds or previous treatment.
A reliable consultation should identify the real problem before naming a procedure. For example, a “heavy jawline” could relate to submental fat, skin laxity, chin projection, muscle activity or several factors together. A “nose problem” may be cosmetic, functional, post-traumatic or mixed.
This is why Mayflower Clinic’s website is organised into procedure and concern clusters rather than presenting one treatment as the answer to every patient.
- Clarify the concern and what change would be meaningful.
- Separate surgical, non-surgical and no-treatment options.
- Discuss what the procedure can and cannot reasonably change.
- Plan recovery, aftercare and review before the day of treatment.
- Escalate or refer when a different specialty or facility is more appropriate.
Services by patient concern
Explore the main plastic and cosmetic surgery pathways
These are navigation categories, not treatment recommendations. The individual procedure is selected only after assessment.
Hair Restoration
Hair-loss assessment, hair transplant pathways and selected beard or eyebrow restoration.
Explore hair restoration →Gynecomastia & Male Chest
Assessment of gland, fat, skin excess and chest contour before selecting a treatment plan.
Explore gynecomastia →Body Contouring
Liposuction and related contouring pathways for selected localized fat and body-shape concerns.
Explore body contouring →Breast Surgery
Augmentation, lift, reduction and selected reconstructive or corrective breast procedures.
Explore breast surgery →Female Intimate Procedures
Privacy-first consultation for selected intimate concerns with clinical, non-judgmental counselling.
Explore confidential care →Male Intimate & Circumcision
Confidential assessment for selected male intimate procedures, circumcision and related concerns.
Explore male services →Reconstructive Plastic Surgery
Function-first care for burns, wounds, trauma, hand, nerve, tendon, congenital and oncologic reconstruction.
Explore reconstruction →Non-Surgical Aesthetics
Doctor-selected options may include injectables, skin-quality treatments, peels, microneedling-based care and laser-related pathways where appropriate.
Browse all services →Scar & Skin Pathways
Scar assessment, acne-scar correction, skin resurfacing and other treatment plans selected by scar type, skin type and goals.
Explore scar care →Patient Care Guide
General recovery guidance plus links to procedure-specific aftercare, activity restrictions, scar care and warning signs.
Open care guide →
How to choose safely
What to look for in a plastic and cosmetic surgery centre
Choosing a centre should be based on verifiable clinical factors—not a slogan, social-media trend or one dramatic image.
1. Surgeon qualification
Verify the surgeon’s specialty training, registration and relevant experience for the procedure you are considering.
2. Diagnostic consultation
The consultation should identify anatomy, medical factors, realistic goals, alternatives and whether treatment is appropriate at all.
3. Procedure-specific consent
Benefits, limitations, scars, recovery, risks, possible revision and what happens if plans change should be discussed before consent.
4. Anaesthesia & facility planning
Ask where the procedure will occur, what anaesthesia is planned, who provides it and what monitoring or escalation arrangements apply.
5. Genuine follow-up
Post-treatment care should include clear written instructions, planned reviews and a way to report concerning symptoms.
6. No guaranteed outcomes
Ethical counselling acknowledges variation in healing, anatomy, scarring and the possibility that the final result may differ from the planned goal.
Treatment decision
Surgery, non-surgical treatment—or no procedure?
Surgical option
May be appropriate when structural change, tissue removal, repositioning, repair or reconstruction cannot reasonably be achieved with a non-surgical method.
Non-surgical option
May be considered for selected concerns involving skin quality, volume, dynamic muscle activity, mild laxity or other limited goals—within realistic boundaries.
No procedure / defer treatment
Sometimes the safest or most appropriate conclusion is observation, lifestyle change, another specialty opinion, more time, or choosing not to treat.
Your treatment pathway
What happens from first enquiry to follow-up
1
Enquiry
Call, WhatsApp or book online. Share only the information needed to arrange consultation.
2
Consultation
Discuss the concern, medical history, previous procedures, goals and alternatives.
3
Assessment
Examination and relevant photographs/tests are used when appropriate to plan safely.
4
Decision & Consent
Technique, limitations, risks, recovery and costs are discussed before a treatment decision.
5
Recovery & Review
Written aftercare, scheduled reviews and procedure-specific warning signs guide healing.
Limitations and risks
Every procedure has boundaries
Plastic and cosmetic surgery can change selected anatomical features, but it cannot guarantee symmetry, perfection, a specific emotional outcome or a result identical to another person’s photograph. Skin quality, scar biology, age, tissue thickness, previous surgery, smoking, medicines, health conditions and aftercare can all influence recovery and results.
General surgical risks can include
Bleeding, infection, fluid collection, wound-healing problems, altered sensation, visible or widened scars, asymmetry, contour irregularity, anaesthesia-related events, blood clots and the possibility of revision. The relevant risks differ substantially by procedure and must be discussed specifically.
Contact the treating team urgently for concerning symptoms
Examples may include rapidly increasing swelling, persistent or heavy bleeding, fever with worsening wound redness, severe increasing pain, wound separation, new breathing difficulty or chest pain. Emergency symptoms require urgent local emergency assessment. Follow the procedure-specific instructions you are given.
Aftercare is part of the procedure
Use the Patient Care Guide alongside your personalised instructions
Recovery advice is not identical for every operation. Depending on the procedure, instructions may include wound care, activity restriction, support/compression garments, scar care, sun protection, medicines, sleeping position, nutrition, massage timing or other precautions. Your personal discharge and follow-up plan takes priority over generic internet advice.
Patient experiences
Verified review inventory, without rewriting patient words
For this centre-level page, we do not invent or paraphrase outcome claims. These names are retained from the clinic’s verified Google review inventory; the original review should be read at source.
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Aarti Kate
Verified Google reviewer in Mayflower Clinic’s review inventory.
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Shubhangi Chourasiya
Verified Google reviewer in Mayflower Clinic’s review inventory.
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Bhagwan Singh
Verified Google reviewer in Mayflower Clinic’s review inventory.
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For patients outside Nagpur
Planning treatment when you need to travel
Before you travel
The clinic may advise which reports or medical records to bring, whether a preliminary consultation is useful, and whether travel should be planned only after in-person examination. Avoid making non-refundable arrangements before the treatment pathway is clear.
After the procedure
The safe return-travel date depends on the procedure, anaesthesia, recovery and individual risk factors. Follow-up may require in-person review, so your stay and travel plan should be confirmed before surgery.
Patients Travelling to Nagpur →
Questions patients often ask
Plastic and cosmetic surgery centre FAQs
Is Mayflower Clinic a plastic and cosmetic surgery centre in Nagpur?
Yes. Mayflower Clinic in Dhantoli, Nagpur provides consultation and care across plastic, cosmetic, reconstructive and hair-restoration services led by Dr. Pawan Shahane, M.Ch. Plastic Surgery.
What is the difference between plastic, cosmetic and reconstructive surgery?
Plastic surgery is the broader specialty. Cosmetic surgery focuses on changing appearance, while reconstructive surgery aims to restore form, function or both after injury, disease, congenital differences or other tissue problems.
Who performs cosmetic surgery at Mayflower Clinic?
Surgical procedures are planned and personally performed by Dr. Pawan Shahane, M.Ch. Plastic Surgery, after individual assessment and suitability review.
Which procedures are available at the centre?
The website organises care into face and nose surgery, hair restoration, gynecomastia, body contouring, breast surgery, non-surgical aesthetics, female and male intimate procedures, scar and skin care, and reconstructive plastic surgery. Availability and suitability are confirmed at consultation.
How do I know which cosmetic procedure I need?
A procedure should not be selected from a photograph or trend alone. Consultation identifies the actual anatomical concern, your goals, alternatives, limitations, medical factors and whether treatment is appropriate at all.
Is surgery always recommended after consultation?
No. Consultation may result in a surgical option, a non-surgical option, staged treatment, observation, referral or no procedure when the expected benefit does not justify treatment.
What happens during the first consultation?
The first consultation usually includes discussion of the concern, medical history, previous procedures, medicines, examination, photographs when appropriate, realistic goals, alternatives, likely recovery, limitations and procedure-specific risks.
How are risks and complications discussed?
Risks are discussed according to the specific procedure and patient factors. General surgical risks can include bleeding, infection, wound-healing problems, scarring, asymmetry, anaesthesia-related events and the possibility of revision, but the relevant risk profile differs by operation.
What should I ask about anaesthesia and the procedure facility?
Ask where the procedure will be performed, what type of anaesthesia is planned, who provides it, what monitoring is used, what support is available after the procedure and what follow-up or escalation plan applies to you.
What does aftercare involve?
Aftercare is procedure-specific and may include wound care, medicines, activity restrictions, compression or support garments, scar and sun care, scheduled reviews and guidance on warning signs. Patients should follow their personalised written instructions.
Can patients travel to Nagpur for treatment?
Yes, selected patients travel to Nagpur for consultation or procedures. The required stay, fitness to travel and follow-up plan depend on the operation, so travel should be planned only after the clinic confirms the individual pathway.
How much does plastic or cosmetic surgery cost in Nagpur?
There is no single accurate price for all patients. Cost depends on the procedure, complexity, anaesthesia, facility requirements, implants or consumables when relevant, and the follow-up plan. A transparent individual quote is provided after assessment.
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Dr. Pawan Shahane
Qualifications, memberships, experience and professional profile.
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Clinic information, values, access and patient pathways.
About the clinic →Contact & Directions
Phone, WhatsApp, location, hours and visit planning.
Contact clinic →Book Appointment
Arrange an in-person consultation for a specific concern.
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Next step
Book a Plastic Surgery Consultation in Nagpur
You do not need to arrive knowing the name of the procedure. Bring the concern, your medical history and your questions. The consultation should determine whether treatment is suitable and which option, if any, best matches the problem.
Medical Disclaimer:
Plastic, cosmetic and reconstructive procedures have individual indications, limitations, recovery patterns and risks.
Surgical results are not guaranteed and vary with anatomy, medical factors, skin and scar biology, technique and healing.
Formal in-person consultation with Dr. Pawan Shahane is required before a surgical decision. This page is for general educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice or a treatment recommendation.
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