Senior Surgical Lead
Decades of experience across complex cancer surgeries.
A second opinion costs you nothing but a conversation. Get your knee or hip properly evaluated, before you commit to surgery, not after.
MBBS, MS, FICS (Surgical Oncology), FCOSESCA
Surgical Oncology & Oncoplastic Breast Surgery · 35+ years of dedicated patient care
A senior surgical oncologist with a particular focus on breast cancer surgery, breast conserving and oncoplastic procedures, sentinel node evaluation and second opinions before cancer surgery. His broader surgical oncology practice includes gastrointestinal, colorectal, thyroid, head neck and soft tissue tumours. He previously practised at Eve Hospital and Cytecare Hospital, and served as Professor & Head of Oncoplastic Breast Surgery at NH Mazumdar Shaw Cancer Center, before joining Cura Hospitals.
the treatment plan.
When to consult a surgical oncologist Intro: Seek an opinion before finalising treatment when the diagnosis, surgical extent or treatment sequence is unclear.
Decades of experience across complex cancer surgeries.
Medical oncology, radiology and pathology inputs where applicable.
NABH-aligned protocols and structured recovery support.
Time, empathy and clear answers at every step.
Upload or bring biopsy, imaging and previous treatment records.
Dr. Pais reviews the available clinical information and identifies questions to resolve during consultation.
Diagnosis, treatment sequence, surgical options, preservation possibilities and recovery are discussed.
Additional tests, multidisciplinary inputs, preop assessment, surgery and follow-up organised as required.
Bring your existing reports and recommendation, a second opinion often changes the plan, or confirms it with more confidence either way.
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Patients with a confirmed or suspected cancer that may require surgery, those already advised an operation, and those seeking clarity on the timing or extent of surgery can consult a surgical oncologist.
Yes. The consultation can review the biopsy, imaging, tumour location, treatment sequence and whether breast conserving or reconstructive options may be appropriate.
Oncoplastic surgery combines cancer removal with techniques intended to preserve or reshape the breast. It is considered only when clinically appropriate and may require coordination with reconstructive specialists.
The correct sequence depends on the cancer type, stage, tumour biology and treatment objective. Relevant oncology specialists may need to review the case before the order is decided.
Bring mammogram and ultrasound images, biopsy and receptor status reports, MRI/CT/PET CT studies if available, previous prescriptions and any earlier surgery or treatment records.
Availability depends on the insurer, policy and procedure. The hospital team can guide patients regarding estimates, documentation and pre authorisation.