Gastroenterology · GI surgery · Integrative medicine
Gut care that goes from the symptom to the cause.
Medical treatment, endoscopy, surgery and root-cause care in one practice, led by one doctor trained in all of them. You get the treatment that fits your problem, not the one a single speciality happens to offer.
Surgeon and physician
MS, FSGE, and FMCP-M™ certified in functional medicine
NABH-accredited hospital
Operating theatres and critical care on site
Endoscopy and motility lab
Most tests done under one roof
A team around you
Dietitians, health coaches and therapists
What brings you here?
Symptoms that will not settle
Reflux, bloating, pain, loose stools or constipation that keep coming back, often with reports that look normal.
I have been told I need surgery
Hernia, gallstones, piles, reflux or a bowel problem. Get a surgeon’s opinion on whether to operate, when, and how.
A long-term condition I want to get ahead of
Fatty liver, diabetes, PCOS, thyroid or autoimmune disease, where food, sleep and stress matter as much as medicine.
Everything in one practice
The full range of gut, liver and metabolic care
Choose a tab to see everything I treat and offer. Each item links to a page or a short explanation.
Conditions
Food pipe and stomach
Intestine and colon
Emergencies of the abdomen
Liver, gallbladder and pancreas
Anus, rectum and pelvic floor
Hernia and abdominal wall
Metabolic and whole-body health
Tests and endoscopy
Motility and function tests
Liver assessment
Functional and root-cause testing
At the hospital
Surgery
Laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery
Stomach, intestine, liver and pancreas surgery
Colon and rectal surgery
Anorectal procedures
Weight-loss and metabolic surgery
Integrative medicine
Consultation and programs
Mind and nervous system
Body therapies
Integrative support alongside your specialist
Emergencies
Severe or sudden abdominal pain, vomiting blood or black stools need the nearest emergency department, not an appointment.
Special interests
Two areas I have studied in depth
Gut microbiome restoration
Helping gut bacteria to recover after antibiotics, infection or years of digestive trouble. Food comes first, with tests and medicines where they are needed.
Gut-brain axis disorders
IBS, functional dyspepsia and related conditions, in which tests are normal and the gut and the brain are not signalling smoothly.
How I work
One doctor follows your case from first visit to recovery
Listen
A long first consultation covering symptoms, food, sleep, stress and every past report.
Find the cause
Only the tests that will change the plan, from endoscopy to motility and functional testing.
Treat with the right tool
Food and lifestyle change, medicine, a procedure or surgery. Often a mix, explained in plain words.
Stay with you
Health coaches and follow-up visits between appointments, so the plan holds in daily life.
Programs
Structured care for problems that took years to build
Gut Health Program
For reflux, gastritis, IBS, bloating and SIBO that keep returning. Over three or six months, depending on what you need, we remove what irritates the gut, replace what is missing, restore healthy bacteria, repair the lining and rebalance daily life.
- Doctor-led
- Diet plan built around Indian food
- Health coaching included
- Symptom tracking
Metabolic Reset
For fatty liver, insulin resistance, weight and PCOS. Food, movement, sleep and, where it helps, medication.
My commitment
What you can count on at every visit
Time to be heard
A consultation long enough for your whole story.
A clear explanation
You will understand what is wrong, in plain words.
A plan you can follow
What we will do, in what order, and what comes next.
The right treatment
Surgery when an operation is the answer, and not when it is not.
One doctor throughout
The same doctor from your first visit to your follow-up.
Read before you come
The six questions almost every patient asks
About
A surgeon who kept asking why
I trained in general surgery and surgical gastroenterology. Operating taught me a great deal. It also showed me how many patients were unwell in ways an operation could not help.
So I went on to train in functional and integrative medicine. Today I run a gastroenterology unit, a GI surgery service and an integrative medicine centre, so that the choice of treatment depends on your problem and not on which door you walked through.
I am a co-author of The Missing Links (2025), a book for general readers, and have written two chapters of a surgical textbook.
My training and approach What a surgical gastroenterologist does