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Dr. Gopal Puri is a Consultant in Breast Oncoplastic and Endocrine Surgery at Sant Nirankari Health City, and is also attached to The Clinics, Green Park. He completed MBBS, MS Surgery and MCh in Breast, Endocrine & General Surgery, all at AIIMS New Delhi.

MBBS (AIIMS), MS (AIIMS), MCh Breast, Endocrine & General Surgery (AIIMS), FEBS (Breast Surgery) from the European Board of Surgery, and FCLS (Fellowship of College of Laparoscopic Surgeons).

He evaluates and treats breast lumps, breast cancer, thyroid disease (including thyroid nodules and thyroid cancer), and parathyroid disease, along with general surgical conditions.

He consults at Sant Nirankari Health City and is also attached to The Clinics, Green Park, New Delhi. Please confirm timings when you book.

Use the Book a consultation button on this site, message on WhatsApp at +91 9015069026, call the same number, or email gpuri360@gmail.com.

An oncoplastic breast surgeon is trained in both cancer surgery and plastic surgery techniques. The aim is to remove the cancer completely while preserving the natural shape and appearance of the breast as far as possible.

No. Most breast lumps turn out to be benign, such as cysts or fibroadenomas. Even so, every new lump should be examined and tested, because that is the only reliable way to be sure.

See a specialist if you notice a new lump, a change in breast size or shape, skin dimpling, nipple discharge or inversion, persistent pain in one area, or a lump in the armpit. Do not wait for it to hurt.

Evaluation usually combines a clinical examination with imaging such as ultrasound or mammography, and a needle test (biopsy) when needed. This is often called the triple assessment, and it gives a reliable diagnosis.

It is surgery that removes the tumour with a margin of healthy tissue while keeping the rest of the breast. It is often combined with radiation therapy. Whether it is suitable depends on the tumour size, location and your individual situation.

Yes. Men can develop breast lumps, most often from a benign condition called gynecomastia, but breast cancer in men does occur, though it is rare. Any lump in a man’s breast should be checked.

Bring your previous reports, scans (ultrasound, mammogram, MRI), biopsy or pathology reports, blood tests, a list of current medicines, and details of any past surgeries or family history of cancer.

Yes. A second opinion is a common and sensible step, especially for a cancer diagnosis. Bring your reports and scans so your case can be reviewed carefully.

A thyroid nodule is a lump in the thyroid gland. Most are benign, but a small proportion are cancerous. An ultrasound and a fine-needle aspiration cytology test help decide whether surgery is needed.

Surgery may be advised for suspected or confirmed thyroid cancer, nodules with indeterminate results, large goitres causing symptoms, or overactive thyroid disease that does not respond to other treatment.

It is a way of removing the thyroid through small incisions away from the neck, using a camera. It is suitable only for selected patients. Dr. Puri has presented research comparing endoscopic and open thyroidectomy outcomes.

The parathyroid glands sit behind the thyroid and control calcium levels in the body. When one becomes overactive, often due to an adenoma, it can cause kidney stones, bone loss and fatigue. Surgery is the definitive treatment in most cases.

FEBS stands for Fellow of the European Board of Surgery. It is a European qualification in breast surgery, awarded after passing a standardised examination.

Yes. He has 31 peer-reviewed publications and 2 book chapters, has served as faculty at national surgical meetings, and has organised CME programmes and quizzes at AIIMS.

Yes. He has conducted breast cancer awareness drives, screening camps and public health initiatives as part of his service work.