Why we'll never post your before and after.
No before and afters. No testimonials. No 'tag us'. It isn't modesty. It's the promise.
The first question marketing people ask us is "where are your before and afters?" The second question, when we say there aren't any, is "are you sure you want to run a clinic?"
We are sure. Here's why.
Your face is not our portfolio
People come to a basement in Safdarjung Enclave precisely because they don't want to run into anyone. It would be strange to protect your privacy on the way in and then post your nose on the way out. So we don't. Not with your eyes blacked out, not with a "with consent" caption, not at all.
We also never ask for testimonials. If you liked your result, tell your friends. Or don't. Either is fine. The quieter option is also allowed.
A surgeon without before and afters must not have good results.
Medical advertising in India is restricted for good reasons, and the best results often belong to people who'd rather nobody knew. Absence of photos tells you about a clinic's policy, not its surgeons.
before and after photos, ever. That number will not go up. It's the one number we're proud of keeping at zero.
How to judge us instead
- Training: where your surgeon learned, and what they specialise in. Ours is on the Story page.
- The consultation: did someone examine you properly, inside and out, and explain the trade-offs?
- Honesty: were you told what not to do, or only what you could buy?
- Time: did anyone rush you? Our first consultation is about an hour, on purpose.
The confidence of the unread. We'd rather be trusted quietly than believed loudly.
A gentle note. This is general information, written to make you a better-informed patient, not a diagnosis. Every face and every airway is different. If something here sounds like you, see a qualified facial plastic surgeon in person before deciding anything.
What happens in the basement stays in the basement.
Dr Shreya and Dr Prateek
Bring the question downstairs.
An unhurried first consultation, or a seat at the Wednesday Face Study. Answers first. Decisions later, or never.