Doctor profile · Plastic and cosmetic surgery

Meet Dr. Ritesh Anand

Surgical judgement in Gurgaon, shaped by proportion and restraint.

A consultation with Dr. Ritesh is designed to answer the question before the procedure: will this operation create a worthwhile, proportionate change for this patient?

For facial surgery, body contouring, breast surgery, hair restoration and reconstructive concerns at Centre for Aesthetics.

Senior Plastic & Cosmetic Surgeon MBBS · MS—General Surgery · MCh—Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
Dr. Ritesh Anand, senior plastic and cosmetic surgeon at Centre for Aesthetics, Gurgaon
Dr. Ritesh Anand Plan precisely. Operate selectively.
20+ Years of surgical experience
15K+ Surgeries completed
MCh Plastic & reconstructive surgery
A technically possible surgery is not automatically the right surgery for every patient.
Surgical philosophy
His point of view

The operation is only one part of a good surgical decision.

The right procedure depends on anatomy, skin quality, health, recovery capacity and the change a patient is expecting. Technique matters, but so does knowing when a smaller operation, a different route or no operation is the better answer.

Dr. Ritesh approaches planning through proportion, scar placement, function and long-term shape. The consultation is candid about what surgery can improve, what it cannot promise and what the recovery will ask of you.

Dr. Ritesh Anand Senior Plastic & Cosmetic Surgeon MBBS · MS—General Surgery · MCh—Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
The surgical consultation

Clarity before consent

A useful consultation should let you understand the operation, the alternatives and the reasons behind the recommendation.

Define the desired change

Describe what you want to improve, what you do not want to lose and the result you consider worthwhile.

Examine the anatomy

Structure, proportions, skin, scars, health and previous procedures are assessed against the goal.

Compare real options

Discuss technique, anaesthesia, scars, recovery, risks, limits, alternatives and the possibility of saying no.

Build the care plan

If surgery is appropriate, the team maps preparation, procedure, follow-up and recovery around your case.

From the operating room

Watch Dr. Ritesh explain how he plans

Short case breakdowns and outcome conversations from Dr. Ritesh and Centre for Aesthetics—showing the thinking behind surgical choices.

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Curved reception desk and rose-gold Centre for Aesthetics identity at the Gurgaon clinic
The CFA setting

Surgical care with continuity before and after the procedure

Dr. Ritesh consults at Centre for Aesthetics, Sector 43. Planning, preparation and follow-up are coordinated through the Gurgaon team so the surgical conversation includes recovery from the beginning.

  • Sector 43, Gurgaon
  • Consultation to aftercare
  • Facial, body and reconstructive surgery
Frequently asked

Before you meet Dr. Ritesh

Useful answers for preparing for a plastic or cosmetic surgery consultation.

What can I consult Dr. Ritesh about?

You can consult him about facial surgery, body contouring, breast surgery, hair transplantation, scar revision and selected reconstructive concerns. If you are unsure which procedure applies, book around the concern rather than a procedure name.

What should I bring to a surgical consultation?

Bring relevant medical information, a list of medicines or supplements, details of previous procedures and a clear description of the change you want. Reference photographs can help explain a preference, but they do not define what is suitable for your anatomy.

Will I receive a final surgical plan at the first visit?

Many cases can be outlined at the first consultation, but further tests, photographs, imaging, records or a second discussion may be needed before a plan is finalised. The timing depends on the procedure and your medical history.

How does Dr. Ritesh approach natural-looking results?

Planning considers proportions, function, scar placement and how the treated area relates to the rest of the face or body. The intended degree of change is discussed before surgery.

Can international or out-of-town patients consult?

Centre for Aesthetics has a pathway for international and out-of-town patients. Travel, consultation, required stay and follow-up must be planned around the specific surgery rather than a standard itinerary.

How do I book a consultation?

Use the callback form on this page and the Centre for Aesthetics team will contact you to arrange an appointment and request any information needed beforehand.

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Begin with the surgical question, not the commitment

Tell the CFA team what you are considering. The consultation can clarify suitability, alternatives, expected change, scars, recovery, risks and the next step—without assuming surgery is the answer.

  • Anatomy-led assessment
  • Risks and recovery discussed
  • No operation without a reason

Surgery has indications, limitations and potential risks. Suitability, technique, scars, recovery and outcomes vary by patient. This page is educational and does not replace an in-person examination, informed consent process or personalised medical advice.

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