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Private patient enquiry · Nagpur

Share Your Problem — Start With a Private Conversation

You do not need to know the name of a procedure before contacting us. Tell us, in your own words, what you would like help understanding. This page helps you choose the right contact route without trying to diagnose you online.

Dr. Pawan Shahane, M.Ch. Plastic Surgery
Clinical pathway reviewed by Dr. Pawan Shahane, M.Ch. Plastic Surgery 21+ years surgical practice · Ex-Asst. Prof. GMC Nagpur · IAAPS Member · Mayflower Clinic, Dhantoli
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This page is not for emergencies or online diagnosis.

If you have severe bleeding, breathing difficulty, loss of consciousness, rapidly worsening severe symptoms, or another potentially serious problem, seek urgent in-person medical care rather than waiting for a website or WhatsApp reply.

Dr. Pawan Shahane discussing a treatment concern with a patient at Mayflower Clinic, Nagpur
Private, doctor-led consultation at Mayflower Clinic · Dhantoli, Nagpur
M.Ch.Plastic Surgery
21+ YearsSurgical practice
IAAPSProfessional membership
DhantoliNagpur clinic
Page Guide

What do you need to know first?

Choose a question. The answer appears below without sending anything from this page.

🔒 Local-only interaction
Start here: You may contact the clinic even if you are unsure what treatment applies. Share only the minimum information needed to arrange the right type of consultation.
Choose your starting point

You can describe a concern, not prescribe yourself a procedure

A safe enquiry starts with your concern and goal. The clinic can then help arrange an appropriate consultation. These categories are only navigation—they do not diagnose the cause or determine treatment.

Face, nose or appearance

For facial balance, eyelids, ears, chin, lips, scars, ageing or nose concerns.

Hair or scalp

For hair loss, hairline, transplant questions, beard or eyebrow restoration.

Skin, scar or laser

For acne scars, pigmentation, resurfacing, scar management or skin-treatment questions.

Body or breast

For body contouring, localized fat, tummy or breast surgery questions.

Injury or reconstruction

For hand, nerve, tendon, facial injury, wounds, burns or reconstructive concerns.

Male intimate concern

For a discreet, clinical discussion. Avoid sending explicit images in an initial web enquiry.

Female intimate concern

For privacy-first consultation planning with respectful, medically neutral communication.

Not sure where it fits

That is completely acceptable. Describe the concern in ordinary words and ask for guidance on which consultation to book.

Optional private note

Prepare what you want to say—without submitting it to this webpage

This helper runs in your browser only. It does not contain a submit button, does not save to this page and does not send your medical note to Mayflower Clinic. You decide what to copy and share afterward.

Privacy rule: Do not enter Aadhaar/PAN numbers, payment card details, passwords, full home address, report IDs or unrequested intimate photographs. Keep the first message brief. Read the Privacy Policy.
Maximum 600 characters. Do not use this box for emergencies.
What happens next

From first contact to an appropriate consultation

Step one

Choose a contact route

Call, use the clinic’s general WhatsApp link, or book an appointment. You do not need to send your full history in the first message.

Step two

Clarify what consultation is needed

Clinic staff can help route the enquiry and arrange an appointment. This administrative triage is not a diagnosis.

Step three

Clinical assessment

Dr. Pawan Shahane evaluates the concern during an appropriate consultation. Examination or records may be needed depending on the problem.

Step four

Discuss options and limits

If treatment is appropriate, the discussion should include alternatives, realistic limitations, risks, recovery, aftercare and follow-up.

Share less, not more

What is useful in a first enquiry?

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Your main concernOne or two sentences in your own words.
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Approximate durationFor example, “since childhood,” “six months,” or “after surgery last year.”
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Your goalWhat you want to understand—not what procedure you think you must have.
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Relevant previous procedureMention it briefly if it directly relates to the current concern.
Avoid unnecessary data

What should not go in a routine web message?

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Government ID numbersAadhaar, PAN, passport or other identifiers are not needed to start a consultation enquiry.
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Bank or payment detailsNever send PINs, OTPs, card numbers or passwords.
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Unrequested intimate photographsDo not upload or send explicit images simply to begin a conversation.
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Emergency messagesA webpage or chat channel should not be used instead of urgent in-person care.
Existing patient?

For concerns after a procedure, use the follow-up pathway

If you have already been treated at Mayflower Clinic, contact the clinic directly and identify yourself as an existing patient so your follow-up can be routed appropriately. Do not rely on a generic website message for a possible complication or rapidly worsening symptom.

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Helpful next pages

Continue with the pathway that fits you

All ServicesExplore cosmetic, reconstructive, hair, skin and related services. Book AppointmentChoose a planned consultation pathway. Dr. Pawan ShahaneQualifications, experience and clinical background. Mayflower ClinicClinic information, location and care approach. Travelling to NagpurPlan records, travel, stay and follow-up when coming from outside the city.
Questions patients often ask

Privacy, contact and consultation FAQs

Is this page for online diagnosis?
No. This page helps you choose an appropriate contact pathway. Diagnosis, treatment recommendations and surgical decisions require a suitable clinical consultation and, when needed, examination.
What information should I share first?
A short description of the concern, how long it has been present, what you hope to discuss, and whether you have had a related procedure before is usually enough for an initial enquiry.
Should I upload photographs or reports here?
No upload is required on this page. Avoid sending identity documents, payment details, intimate photographs or large medical records unless the clinic specifically requests relevant material through an appropriate channel.
What if I do not know which procedure I need?
You do not need to choose a procedure yourself. Describe the concern and your goal in simple words. The purpose of consultation is to determine whether any treatment is appropriate and to discuss alternatives.
Can I ask about cost before a consultation?
You may ask about cost factors, but a final treatment quote depends on the procedure, complexity, facility and anaesthesia requirements, and the plan decided after evaluation.
What should I do if the problem feels urgent?
Do not rely on a website message for an urgent or rapidly worsening medical problem. Seek immediate in-person medical attention or local emergency care when symptoms may be serious.
Can I discuss an intimate concern privately?
Yes. Intimate concerns are handled clinically and respectfully. For an initial enquiry, avoid sending explicit images through an ordinary webpage and share only the minimum information needed to arrange an appropriate consultation.
Is WhatsApp the same as a private medical record system?
No. WhatsApp is a third-party communication service. Share only information you are comfortable sending through that service and avoid unnecessary identifiers or sensitive documents.
What if I am an existing patient with a post-treatment concern?
Use the clinic's direct call or WhatsApp contact for follow-up. If you have severe, rapidly worsening or potentially dangerous symptoms, seek urgent in-person medical care rather than waiting for an online reply.
Can I ask whether a remote pre-consultation is suitable?
Yes. Patients travelling to Nagpur may ask whether preliminary discussion or record review can help plan the visit. A remote discussion does not replace an in-person examination when one is required for diagnosis or treatment planning.
When is Mayflower Clinic open?
Mayflower Clinic is open Monday to Saturday, 11 AM to 6 PM, and is closed on Sunday.
How quickly will I receive a reply?
Response time can vary with clinic workload and office hours. Do not wait for a routine reply if you believe you need urgent medical assessment.

Ready to discuss your concern?

Choose the channel you are comfortable with. A first contact is for arranging the right consultation—not for guaranteeing suitability, diagnosing a condition or promising a result.

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Medical & privacy notice: This page provides general contact guidance only and does not diagnose a medical condition, determine treatment suitability or replace a clinical consultation. Do not use routine web or messaging channels for emergencies. Share only the minimum personal and health information needed for the purpose of arranging care. Third-party communication platforms have their own privacy and data-handling policies. Read Mayflower Clinic’s Privacy Policy.
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HoursMonday–Saturday · 11 AM–6 PM
Sunday closed