Complex fracture reconstruction, deformity correction and infection treatment — planned before you fly.
UAE · Saudi Arabia · Qatar · OmanUzbekistan · Kazakhstan · TajikistanNigeria · Kenya · Tanzania
Nepal · Bangladesh
Cost of care
Treatment costs a fraction of equivalent reconstruction or correction surgery in the GCC, Europe or North America — full estimate provided before you commit to travel.
A named specialist, not a broker
You consult directly with Dr. Goyal by video before travel — the plan you receive is the plan you get, not a facilitator's summary of it.
Fellowship-trained reconstruction
Complex trauma, deformity correction and osteo-articular infection are trained specialties here, not general orthopedics stretched to cover them.
One coordinator throughout
A single point of contact handles your estimate, visa letter, travel logistics and follow-up after you're home.
How treatment is planned from abroad
Dr. Goyal reviews the case — remotely or in person.
A clear explanation of the options, including if surgery isn’t the answer.
Surgery, fixator application, or a non-surgical plan.
Structured rehab through the healing or correction period.
Request a treatment plan & cost estimate
What you'll receive back
- A written assessment of your case and realistic treatment options, including if surgery isn’t the answer.
- An itemized cost estimate in USD, GBP or AED — consultation, procedure, hospital stay and follow-up visits.
- An estimated treatment and recovery timeline, so you can plan time away from home and work.
- A recommended video consultation slot with Dr. Goyal to discuss the plan before you decide anything.
Pay your consultation fee or booking deposit online
Video consultation fee
Treatment booking deposit
Remaining balance
Video consultation fee
256-bit encrypted checkout · receipt emailed instantly
Before you travel
No. Every international case starts with a video consultation and a written estimate based on your reports. Travel is planned only after you've reviewed and accepted the plan.
A hospital invitation letter (issued once your treatment plan is confirmed), your passport, and standard Indian medical visa (M-visa) documentation. The coordinator provides the invitation letter and a checklist.
Yes — India issues a Medical Attendant (MX) visa for one companion per patient, using the same hospital invitation letter.
By international card, bank transfer completed before admission, or in person at the hospital's billing desk — whichever your estimate specifies. A FIRC is issued for every foreign remittance.
Yes. Follow-up reviews are scheduled by video call, with your local doctor copied on reports where useful, particularly during a lengthening or correction period that continues after you travel home.
