Two facial plastic and ENT surgeons, one private clinic below street level in South Delhi. Nobody sees you come in. Everybody notices something changed. Nobody can tell what.
Pick an area and what's on your mind. You'll get an honest starting point, what to read first, and a message ready to send.
Not on the list? Bring it to a Wednesday or ask us directly.
A dorsal hump is one of the most common reasons people sit down with us. The plan is about proportion with your whole face, and we check how the nose breathes before anyone talks about shape.
A starting point, not a diagnosis. The examination decides.
Most first consultations in this city take twelve minutes and end with a date. Ours takes about an hour and ends with answers. No syringe comes out. It's a protection we refuse to remove.
What bothers you, in your own words. Your history, your medicines, what the council of aunties thinks.
Outside for proportion and movement. Inside for how your nose and airway actually work.
What we'd do, what we wouldn't, what you may not need at all. Then you go home and think.
We operate on one part of the body and we know it from the inside. Choose an area to see what we do there.
A nose has two jobs: to belong on your face and to let air in. We plan both, together.
For noses that already had one surgery and still have complaints.
Read in the AE EditionStraightening the wall down the middle. Breathing first, shape if you want it.
Read in the AE EditionRested, not done. The deeper layer goes back where it was, and the skin simply follows.
Repositions the deeper tissues as one unit. No wind tunnel.
Read in the AE EditionBrings back the angle between jaw and neck. Often paired with a facelift.
Read in the AE EditionFor full lower cheeks, only when it genuinely suits the face.
If people keep asking whether you slept, and you did, the answer is usually above or below the eyes.
Lids that fold, bags that cast shadows. Quiet, precise work.
Read in the AE EditionEnhance, never alter. Non-surgical work planned by surgeons who know what sits underneath.
Small surgery, considered as seriously as large surgery. Proportion is in the details.
Ears that sit closer, without looking pinned.
Where both surgeons started. The inside of the face, treated by people who operate on the outside.
For noses that don't let air through properly.
Recurring congestion, pressure and infections, assessed properly.
General ENT care from two AIIMS New Delhi trained surgeons.
ENT is where both of us started, so the inside of the face is home ground. When we plan a nose, we plan its airway. When we plan a face, we know what has moved underneath.
Switch the map between outside and inside. One is what the mirror shows. The other decides whether a result lasts, and whether you can breathe through it.
Outside: proportion. The face reads in thirds and fifths, and good surgery respects them.
Both trained in ENT at AIIMS New Delhi before facial plastics. So every nose is planned with its airway, and every face with what sits underneath.
Their story
Facial Plastic & ENT SurgeonLeads the clinic's voice, most of the consultations, and most of the jokes. Rhinoplasty and facial rejuvenation.
Facial Plastic & ENT SurgeonThe facelift surgeon. Pioneered the deep plane facelift in India. Believes people should see you, not the surgery.
Real rooms, real people, nothing staged. The place you'll walk into.
What a surgeon refuses to do tells you more than what they offer. The full list lives at the clinic, and it keeps growing.
Ten seats. Thirty minutes each. Both surgeons in the room. Bring the question you've been googling at 2am: the septum, the jowls, the thing nobody else seems to notice.
A paid invitation, not a freebie, because your question deserves a surgeon's full attention. You leave with answers. Booking a procedure is never the point.
Our edition, written by the two surgeons. Twenty-one procedures, each explained the way we explain them in the hour: what it is, who it suits, and what it won't do.
Rhinoplasty, facelift, eyelids, brows, lips, fat grafting, scars.
Botox, fillers, boosters, lasers, peels, hair, pigmentation, texture.
Every question patients were embarrassed to ask, answered in plain words.
All articlesNothing here is rushed. Nothing here is random.
The Aloysia Eveite way
Safdarjung Enclave, opposite AIIMS. Look for the AE sign, then take the stairs down. Inside, nobody sees you from the road, which is rather the point.
