Spigelian Hernia Surgery in Indore

Spigelian Hernia Surgery

Are you suffering from abdominal pain, visible bulging or discomfort that’s affecting your day-to-day life? Spigelian hernia surgery may be the answer you’ve been seeking. Dr. Muffazzal Rassiwala is a highly experienced Consultant General, Laser & Laparoscopic Surgeon with more than 13 years of practical surgical experience. He is an expert in advanced spigelian hernia surgery and has pioneered the use of state-of-the-art 3D laparoscopic technology, laser-assisted techniques and open surgeries that are customized to your specific condition. He is located at Shalby Multispecialty Hospital, Indore. Dr. Rassiwala has undergone extensive training from the leading medical institutions across India and holds multiple surgical fellowships including FMAS, FALS, and FIAGES credentials. He develops personalized treatment regimens that are designed to minimize pain, reduce scarring, expedite recovery and help you confidently get back to your normal life quickly and comfortably. Indore offers world-class hernia care with a patient-centric approach, state-of-the-art surgical technology and proven clinical expertise.

Why Pick Our Service Today?

Choosing the right surgeon to perform your hernia repair is one of the most important decisions you will make regarding your health care. Dr. Muffazzal Rassiwala is committed to surgical excellence, patient safety and outstanding outcomes. At Shalby Multispecialty Hospital, you are supported by advanced surgical technology, experienced nursing, comprehensive post-operative care and transparent communication throughout your journey of treatment. Book your consultation with Dr. Rassiwala today, call +91-8851463446 or +91-8085010071 or Visit our Clinic at Cabin No. 104, First Floor, Shalby R S Bhandari Marg, Janjeerwala Square, Indore, Madhya Pradesh – 452003. Our team is here to answer your questions and help you understand your treatment options.

Common Issues & Problems

Patients undergoing Spigelian hernia surgery face multiple interconnected challenges that gradually affect their physical health, mental health, and quality of life. Knowing these common problems is the first step to understanding why professional surgical intervention is needed for long-term relief and recovery.

• Physical Symptoms & Discomfort: The most apparent sign of a hernia is pain and discomfort, varying from mild to severe, depending on the hernia’s size, location, and the person’s pain threshold. This pain is usually made worse by physical activity, heavy lifting, standing for long periods of time or straining during bowel movements. Many patients describe a dull ache, sharp stabbing pain or burning sensation in the affected area. Initially the pain may be intermittent causing patients to think it might improve without treatment but it generally worsens progressively over time.
• Restrictions on Activity and Impact on Lifestyles: Beside the physical pain, hernias require major lifestyle changes. Patients stop doing the things they love to do, lifting their grandchildren, playing sports, working out at the gym or doing physical jobs at work. The restrictions lead to major losses in independence, confidence and quality of life. Many patients describe the dilemma of the pain of being active, versus the frustration of being inactive. Physical demands in a job lead to a decrease in work output. When friends invite you to things you can no longer safely participate in, social engagement declines.
• Fear and Anxiety of Complications: Untreated hernias do carry a real risk of serious complications. Strangulation is when the blood supply to the tissue that protrudes is cut off, causing severe pain, nausea and possible tissue death that will need emergency surgery. If the hernia gets trapped and can’t be pushed back, incarceration creates a similar urgency. This knowledge that emergencies can happen at any time creates background anxiety and fear that impacts sleep, concentration and overall mental health.
• Late Diagnosis, Missed Diagnosis: Many kinds of hernias are often missed or misdiagnosed at first. Patients endure ineffective treatments, unnecessary testing and months of searching for answers. This diagnostic uncertainty can lead to frustration and delay definitive surgical treatment. When patients do see a specialist like Dr. Rassiwala, it is often after a long period of suffering and a loss of confidence in their medical providers.
• Conservative Treatments That Don’t Work: Many patients are started on conservative management including activity modification, medications or compression garments hoping that the hernia will resolve spontaneously. It never does. Surgery is the only definitive treatment. Those who wait to operate at the expense of the patient spend months or years trying to treat the symptoms and not the root of the problem. This delays the relief and recovery they desperately need.

What is Spigelian Hernia Operation?

Spigelian Hernia Surgery Definition and Fundamental Concept – Synopsis
Spigelian Hernia Surgery is an operation to correct a hernia. A hernia occurs when tissue in the abdomen pushes thru a weak spot in the muscle or fascia around it. A hernia happens because of: Weak muscles (from age, past surgery, injury or genetics) Higher pressure in the abdomen (from obesity, chronic coughing, constipation or heavy lifting) or injury to the abdominal wall itself. The repair procedure is tailored to the hernia characteristics, surgeon preference, and the type of hernia, and involves reinforcing the weakened area using suturing techniques, mesh placement, or both.

Anatomical Context and Surgical Importance: Knowing the anatomy of how a hernia forms helps explain why it must be repaired surgically. The abdominal wall is made of several layers – skin, fat, muscle and a strong fascial covering (fascia) that gives it strength and support. A defect in this fascia can allow abdominal contents (generally fatty tissue or intestines) to bulge thru, leading to a visible swelling and pain. The hernia does not resolve on its own because the fascial defect lacks the blood supply necessary to regenerate tissue. Surgical intervention is required to restore the structural integrity of the abdominal wall.

Types of Surgical Approach

Modern hernia surgery is performed by several methods, each of which has its own advantages and indications:

• Laparoscopic minimally invasive surgery: This involves small incisions (5-10mm) and a camera to see the surgical field on a monitor. Instruments are introduced thru small ports and mesh reinforcement is applied behind the defect. The benefits are that the incisions are smaller, the pain is less, the scarring is minimal, the hospital stay is shorter and the recovery is faster. Most patients return to their usual activities within 1 to 2 weeks.
• Open Surgical Repair: This traditional technique requires a single larger incision which allows for direct visualization and repair of the hernia. The surgeon can check the surrounding tissue, and if necessary more easily deal with unforeseen complications and perform simultaneous procedures. Recovery usually takes 4-6 weeks and there is more visible scarring than with laparoscopic approaches.
• 3D Laparoscopic Technology: Shalby Hospital is equipped with the latest 3D visualization technology which provides better depth perception and clearer anatomical detail than traditional 2D laparoscopy. This advanced technology improves surgical precision, reduces operating time and improves safety in complex repairs.
• Contemporary Materials and Mesh Technology: The modern repair of hernias depends heavily on the use of surgical mesh, a biocompatible material that reinforces the repair and greatly reduces the likelihood of recurrence. Mesh safety and efficacy are shown by decades of clinical evidence. Today’s mesh products are thoroughly tested and available in several varieties:
• Synthetic Mesh: Permanent reinforcement materials that are not absorbable, such as polypropylene and polyester. Extensive long term data shows safety and effectiveness.
• Semi-Absorbable Mesh: These hybrid products combine permanent and absorbable materials to provide initial strength with progressive tissue integration.
• Biologic Mesh: These products are made from human or animal tissue and become part of your own tissue to provide natural reinforcement. They are especially useful in contaminated fields or where synthetic materials are not recommended.

Dr. Muffazzal Rassiwala chooses the best type of mesh based on your particular hernia features, medical history and clinical situation to achieve the best results with the least complications.

Surgical Excellence and Technology Incorporation

Modern hernia repair success depends not only on mesh quality but on surgical technique, experience, and technological sophistication. Dr Rassiwala combines all these elements. His 13+ years of experience, advanced laparoscopic training (FALS certification), fellowship in gastrointestinal endosurgery (FIAGES), and usage of state-of-the-art 3D laparoscopic systems at Shalby Hospital provides repair precision that is directly correlated with reduced recurrence, better patient comfort, and faster recovery.

Advantages of Spigelian Hernia Surgery

The Complete Benefits of Hernia Repair by a Specialist

• Clinical Outcomes and Surgical Benefits: Permanent Problem Resolution: Surgical repair permanently resolves the underlying problem, unlike conservative treatments that manage symptoms. The reinforced abdominal wall provides lasting strength. The hernia is gone for good.
• Recurrence prevention. Recurrence rates with modern mesh repairs are less than 5%. Surgeons like Dr. Rassiwala who are experienced and have meticulous surgical technique and appropriate choice of mesh achieve even lower recurrence rates. And that means you’ll get results that last for decades.
• Prevention of Complications: Surgical repair prevents the development of potentially fatal complications such as strangulation (when blood supply is cut off), incarceration (when the hernia becomes trapped), and progressive tissue damage. Early intervention prevents emergency surgery.
• Pain Elimination: The sharp or dull pain associated with your hernia will be eliminated completely after a successful repair. You will not feel pain when you do physical activity, heavy lifting or your normal daily activities.
• Functional Restoration: You regain full strength in your abdomen and can resume all prior activities without modification or fear.

Benefits of Recovery & Lifestyle

• Quick Return to Daily Life: With a laparoscopic repair, you can anticipate getting back to your normal daily activities within 1-2 weeks. You can get back to driving, working, exercising, and spending time with family much sooner than with open surgery.
• Minimal Scarring: Laparoscopic incisions are small (5-10mm) and leave minimal visible scarring compared to prominent scars from open surgery. These little scars fade to almost nothing over time.
• Less Time in the Hospital: Laparoscopic procedures often allow you to go home the same day or the next day, so you can get back to your life and work schedule. Open repairs may require a nite stay in hospital.
• Early Mobilization Modern surgical protocols advocate walking and light activity immediately after surgery to promote healing, prevent blood clots and allow the patient to get back to strength more quickly.
• Less Post-Operative Pain: Smaller incisions and a minimally invasive technique result in significantly less post-operative pain than open surgery, decreasing the need for pain medications.

Psychological and quality of life benefits

• Restored confidence: Removing the visible bulge and associated pain restores body confidence and self-esteem, which is especially important for patients who were previously self-conscious.
• Freedom from Anxiety: Knowing that your hernia is fixed for good takes away the constant anxiety of possible complications or emergency situations.
• Unrestricted Activity: The chance to get back to exercise, sports, hobbies and physical work without any changes or worries greatly improves quality of life and psychological wellbeing.
• Relationship improvements: Activity restrictions and pain are removed, often resulting in better intimate relationships, family engagement and social participation.
• Enhanced Work Ability: Patients engaged in physically demanding occupations regain full ability to work without work restrictions or limitations.
• Opportunities for Career Advancement: Restoring physical capability may create new career opportunities or allow promotions that were once hindered by the limitations of hernias.

Long-Term Health Benefits

• Durability and Permanence Modern mesh repairs provide durable results for decades, with most patients remaining permanently hernia-free for life.
• Prevention of Repeat Surgery: Most patients do not require reoperation because of the excellent early results, which means avoiding repeat surgery, anesthesia and recovery periods.
• Protection Against Future Hernia Development: The abdominal wall is stronger than the original tissue and provides some protection against future hernia development at different locations.
• Cost Effectiveness: While surgery requires an upfront cost, the permanent solution is more cost effective than years of conservative management, multiple doctor visits, imaging studies, and medication.

Our Eight Step Treatment Process Proven

Step 1 – Initial Consultation and Full Assessment

The Journey with Dr Muffazzal Rassiwala Starts with a Detailed Consultation at Shalby Multispecialty Hospital. Dr. Rassiwala himself will interview you in detail at this appointment about when and how your symptoms started, the nature of your pain, how it affects your daily activities, your past medical history, any surgeries you have had, any allergies you have and any medications you take. He performs a complete physical exam, carefully examining the hernia, measuring its size and tenderness, and noting any complications. This comprehensive evaluation enables him to understand the specific details of your situation and start developing a treatment plan specific to you.

Step 2: Diagnostic Imaging & Advanced Evaluation

Dr. Rassiwala orders the appropriate imaging studies to confirm diagnosis and obtain detailed information about hernia size, location and surrounding structures. Ultrasound has no radiation, good visualization, and is often sufficient for simple hernias. CT scanning provides detailed anatomical information useful in complex cases or for evaluation of concurrent abdominal pathology. These diagnostic studies provide accurate diagnosis, help in the planning of surgery and highlight any unanticipated findings which may affect the treatment strategy.

Step 3: Individualized surgical planning and discussion

Based on your clinical exam and diagnostic imaging, Dr. Rassiwala develops a surgical plan. He discusses both laparoscopic and open approaches and describes the specific advantages, disadvantages and expected outcomes for your particular situation. He answers your questions . He addresses your concerns . He gets your informed consent . This collaborative conversation ensures you know what to expect and you are confident in your treatment plan.

Step 4: Medical Optimization and Preoperative Preparation

Our team will give you specific pre-operative instructions including dietary restrictions, medication adjustments and preparation guidelines prior to surgery. Before your surgery, you will have blood work and an anesthesia assessment to ensure that you are in the best shape possible for safe surgery. Any medical issues that are identified (high blood pressure, diabetes, etc.) are optimized before your procedure. Patients are given clear written instructions on what to bring, when to arrive and what to expect on surgery day.

5. Advanced Surgical Repair with Modern Technology

On the day of surgery, you are admitted to Shalby Multispeciality Hospital and taken to the operating room. Your hernia repair is performed by Dr. Rassiwala using the most advanced 3D laparoscopic technology or open surgical technique (as planned) with the assistance of members of an experienced surgical team. Laparoscopic repair requires several small incisions to allow for the insertion of the laparoscope (camera) and surgical instruments . In the surgical field shown on high definition monitors, Dr. Rassiwala carefully positions the mesh reinforcement to repair the hernia.
Meticulous attention to anatomical detail and surgical technique is maintained throughout the procedure to provide optimal repair durability and patient safety.

Step 6: Immediate Post-Op Monitoring and Care

After surgery you will be taken to the recovery room where our nursing team will be monitoring your vital signs closely, controlling your pain and watching for any complications. Most patients undergoing laparoscopy go home within hours or spend one nite in the hospital. You are given pain management protocols to keep you comfortable and early mobilization (walking) is encouraged to help circulation and prevent complications. Before you leave the hospital you will be given instructions for after your surgery, pain medications and a schedule for your follow-up appointment.

Step 7: Structuring Home Recovery Activity Progression

You will be given detailed recovery instructions on wound care, activity restrictions and what to expect at home during your recovery milestones. Most patients experience minimal pain following laparoscopic repair and pain is managed with over-the-counter pain medications. The first day you are advised to walk a gradually increasing distance and duration. You can start with light daily activities (like gentle stretching or walking around the house) right away. Most patients can resume desk work and light activity after one week. No strenuous activity, heavy lifting, and intense exercise for 4-6 weeks to allow for complete tissue healing.

Step 8: Planned Follow-up and Long Term Surveillance

Comprehensive follow-up care is your best recovery. You go back to Dr. Rassiwala’s office one week after the operation to have your wound looked at and assessed. Two weeks out your incisions should be healing nicely, activity restrictions will be gradually loosening up. By six weeks most patients are back to all normal activities, including exercise and heavy lifting. Dr. Rassiwala can check that healing is progressing normally and answer any questions during annual check-ups. This scheduled follow-up care and your adherence to the post-operative instructions help to ensure the best possible outcomes and lasting results.

Why Dr. Muffazzal Rassiwala?

• Your Best Choice For Hernia Repair Superior Surgical Skills & Credentials: Dr. Muffazzal Rassiwala has exceptional surgical credentials, gained thru decades of advanced training and hands-on experience. His academic credentials, MBBS from the prestigious Madras Medical College, MS in General Surgery with Gold Medal from MGM Medical College, and MCH in Pediatric Surgery with Gold Medal from Lady Hardinge Medical College, show a constant pursuit of excellence throughout his career. He has a super-speciality fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery (FMAS), Advanced Laparoscopic Surgery (FALS) and Gastrointestinal Endosurgery (FIAGES) and is specially trained in the latest minimally invasive techniques. He has more than 13 years experience in surgery, treating everything from the simple to the extraordinarily complex, mastery that directly translates into superior patient outcomes.
• Awards and Professional Achievements: The medical fraternity and the government acknowledge the excellence of Dr. Rassiwala. He was awarded the Chief Minister Award for exemplary service during COVID-19, recognition by Indore Police for devoted community service and Bhushan Award for outstanding contribution in the medical field. His work in the surgical literature, with publications in peer reviewed journals of pediatric surgery, oncology, trauma and minimally invasive techniques, further reflects his continuing intellectual engagement in furthering the field. His best paper award at Indore City Annual ASICON is for innovation & excellence in surgical practice. 
• Cutting-Edge Facilities & Technology: Shalby Multispecialty Hospital has world-class surgical infrastructure. The 3D laparoscopic systems are the latest technological development that offers you better visualization and better surgical precision. There is modern monitoring technology in operating theaters for patient safety. Post operative recovery areas with full monitoring and comfort. The hospital adheres to rigorous infection control protocols and accepts all mediclaim insurance schemes, corporate tie-ups, and Government healthcare programs including Ayushman Bharat and CMRF, thus ensuring accessible care irrespective of financial status.
• Patient-Centered Care: Dr. Rassiwala offers technical surgical expertise, but also focuses on total patient care throughout your treatment journey. He provides thorough pre-operative counseling so you know your options and feel confident. Communication is open and easy, he answers questions thoroughly and compassionately and includes you in treatment decisions. Post-operative care includes regular follow up appointments, phone support and clear guidance on what to expect during recovery. This patient-first approach creates an environment where you are supported, informed and confident in your care.
• Proven Track Record of Better Outcomes: Dr. Rassiwala has a combined experience with modern surgical techniques and her hernia recurrence rates are less than 5% – among the best in the field. His patients repeatedly express their high satisfaction with surgical results, minimal post-operative pain, rapid recovery and excellent cosmetic results. Patient testimonials demonstrate his dedication to excellence and patient-centered care.
• Customized Treatment Strategies: Dr. Rassiwala knows that no two patients are the same, and no two hernias are the same. He will create a treatment plan just for you based on your anatomy, your history and your desires. He chooses the most appropriate technique for your situation, whether that’s advanced 3D laparoscopic repair or open surgery. This personalized strategy guaranties that you receive the treatment that is right for you.

Industry Insights & Trends

• The Minimally Invasive Revolution Current Trends and Evolution in Modern Hernia Surgery Over the past 20 years, hernia surgery has undergone a revolution. The surgical field has definitely moved in the direction of minimally invasive approaches with laparoscopic repair being the gold standard in suitable candidates. This revolution is fueled by compelling clinical evidence that laparoscopic techniques are better than traditional open surgery in a variety of ways.
  Minimally invasive approaches are consistently associated with less post-operative pain, quicker recovery, reduced infection rates and improved patient satisfaction. Today, surgical training focuses on laparoscopic skills as a core competency, and patients are increasingly interested in minimally invasive procedures.
• Integration of Advanced Technology: The technological advances in hernia surgery are led by 3D visualization systems. With enhanced depth perception, superior anatomical detail and real-time imaging, surgeons can perform precise repairs with exceptional safety. Robotic-assisted surgery is not yet standard for simple hernias, but it provides better precision for complex cases. Energy devices (ultrasonic, radiofrequency) improve hemostasis and tissue handling compared with traditional instruments. The technological advances translate directly into improved patient safety, fewer complications and better cosmetic results.
• Development of a Biocompatible Mesh: Surgical mesh technology is advancing with increasingly sophisticated materials. Biological meshes made from human or animal tissue merge with your own tissue, offering natural support that is especially helpful in dirty fields or patients whose immune systems are weak. Hybrid meshes, semi-absorbable, provide immediate strength with gradual tissue incorporation. Antimicrobial mesh variants reduce infection risk in high-risk patients Different options are available, allowing the surgeon to choose the type of mesh most appropriate to the individual patient’s clinical situation.
• Evolution of Patient-Centred Care: Today’s hernia surgery is about the patient’s autonomy and shared decision-making. Modern surgeons are increasingly involving patients in the treatment planning process, discussing options, explaining risks and benefits, and considering individual preferences. This patient-first approach to expectations leads to improved satisfaction and outcomes. A better informed consent process helps patients understand their treatment and recovery. Good practice in contemporary times means accessible communication – by a variety of contact methods, detailed written materials and with compassion in discussion.
• Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) pathway: Modern hernia surgery is moving toward ERAS (Enhanced Recovery After Surgery) protocols, evidence-based practices that aim to speed recovery and reduce complications. These include restricting the time of pre-operative fasting, avoiding unnecessary narcotics, encouraging early ambulation, and promoting normal nutrition. ERAS protocols reduce length of hospital stay, speed return to function, and reduce rates of complications. Dr. Rassiwala recommends the use of these modern, evidence-based practices to be incorporated in his care protocols.

Standardization of Outcomes and Quality Assessment

The field has increasingly focused on standardized outcome measurement and quality improvement. Recurrence rates, complication rates, patient satisfaction and return to work times are followed and compared. This accountability means that surgeons are always on their toes and that they continue to improve. Dr. Rassiwala is involved in continuous quality control and outcome monitoring and assures that his results are at the highest standards of current practice.

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What is Spigelian Hernia Surgery?

Spigelian Hernia Surgery is a surgical procedure performed to repair a hernia which is a protrusion of abdominal tissue thru a defect in the abdominal wall muscles or fascia. In this procedure , the weakened area is reinforced with suturing techniques, surgical mesh or both . This restores the structural integrity of the abdominal wall permanently . Today, surgery is performed using advanced laparoscopic (minimally invasive) or open surgical techniques depending on the characteristics of the hernia and the patient factors.

Who needs Spigelian hernia surgery?

The patients with pain, visible bulging or functional limitation related to the hernia are candidates for evaluation. People with a symptomatic hernia (i.e., a hernia that causes symptoms such as pain when active, limitations on physical activity, or a decrease in the quality of life), usually get a lot of benefit from having the hernia repaired surgically. If you have a hernia that is getting larger or that can come back, talk with your doctor about surgery. Otherwise asymptomatic patients with large hernias or at risk for complications may be advised to undergo surgical evaluation and discuss their options.

Why is This Treatment Important?

Hernias won’t go away if you don’t have surgery. Untreated hernias get bigger, are more painful and can result in serious complications such as strangulation (cutting off blood supply). Surgery to correct it eliminates pain, restores function, prevents complications and dramatically improves quality of life. Early treatment of the problem prevents an emergency and gives a better cosmetic outcome than late repair of large, long-standing hernias.

How does it work and what is the procedure?

The surgeon will carefully reinforce the weakened area to repair the hernia. Laparoscopic repair is performed thru small incisions for the camera and instruments . Mesh is placed behind the defect . Open repair requires a larger incision but allows for direct visualization and repair. Use of mesh reinforcement (synthetic, semi-absorbable or biologic material) significantly reduces the risk of recurrence to less than 5%. Dr. Rassiwala’s expertise will make sure that the repair is placed in the right position and the mesh used will be the best for you.

What are the predicted outcomes?

Most patients experience complete elimination of pain, removal of visible bulging and return of full abdominal strength. Recurrence is seen in less than 5% of properly done repairs. Return to normal activities is 1 to 2 weeks for laparoscopic repair and 4 to 6 weeks for open repair. Satisfaction rates exceed 90%, and most patients report significant improvements in quality of life. The results are durable and most patients experience permanent resolution lasting for decades.

What is Recovery ?

The majority of patients are discharged within 24 hours of laparoscopic repair and experience minimal post-operative pain. Light walked straight ahead. You should be able to return to your normal daily activities in 1 to 2 weeks. After 4-6 weeks, exercise and heavy lifting are resumed. Most patients only need pain medication for a few days. Recovery is a little longer with open repair, about 4-6 weeks before you can return to all normal activities. Dr. Rassiwala will customize the activity advice for you based on your own recovery progress.

What Should You Know Before Surgery?

Discuss all medications, allergies and medical conditions with Dr. Rassiwala prior to surgery. Follow pre-operative instructions carefully, including fasting instructions. Arrange for a ride home (you will not be able to drive immediately following anesthesia). Allow time off work-most people need 1-2 weeks for laparoscopic repair, 2-4 weeks for open repair. Prepare your home for recovery with comfortable seating, easy access to medication and help when needed. Important safety information Do not restart your pre-operative medications without talking to Dr. Rassiwala. Do not overdo activity in excess of recommended recovery limits Watch the incisions for signs of infection (increased redness, drainage, warmth). Report fever, severe pain or breathing difficulty immediately. Be sure to attend all of your scheduled follow-up appointments. If you develop any symptoms that are of concern, contact your surgeon immediately. Follow all post-operative restrictions to allow proper tissue healing and to maximize results.

Book an Appointment with Dr. Muffazzal Rassiwala Today

Don’t let spigelian hernia surgery pain and limitations continue to rule your life. Dr. Muffazzal Rassiwala and his experienced team at Shalby Multispecialty Hospital are ready to offer comprehensive assessment, personalized treatment protocols and expert surgical management with a view to restore your health, function and quality of life.
It’s easy to take the next step. Call our clinic today to book your consultation:

Phone: Call +91-8851463446 or +91-8085010071

Email: muffazzalr@gmail.com

Address: Cabin No. 104, First Floor, Shalby R S Bhandari Marg, Janjeerwala Square, Indore, Madhya Pradesh – 452003

Office Hours: Monday – Saturday: 9:00am – 6:00pm Sunday: By Appointment Emergency Cases: 24/7 

During your consultation Dr Rassiwala will thoroughly assess your condition, review all treatment options, answer all your questions and develop a plan just for you. You will walk out of your appointment with full knowledge of your options and assured about your way of treatment.
Your journey to pain-free living, restored function, and improved quality of life begins with one consultation. Get in touch today.