Paediatric surgery
Services
Specialised paediatric surgical care for infants, children and teens in Lahore, with virtual second opinions available for families across Pakistan.
Newborn & neonatal surgery
Surgical care for babies with conditions present at birth, including careful assessment, treatment planning and clear guidance for parents.
General paediatric surgery
Treatment for common surgical problems in infants, children and teens, with a focus on safe care, recovery and reassurance for families.
Urology
Care for urinary and genital conditions in children, including evaluation, surgery and follow-up when needed.
Hepatobiliary
Conditions of the liver, gallbladder and bile ducts, plus pancreas and spleen problems that may need specialist surgical care.
Paediatric surgical oncology
Surgery for paediatric solid tumours, working closely with oncology to plan the safest and most effective treatment for each child.
Access procedures
Procedures that help support treatment, including access for medicines, nutrition and ongoing specialist care.
Paediatric surgical procedures I commonly perform
I provide specialised surgical care for infants, children and teens in Lahore, with treatment plans explained clearly to parents. Common procedures include:
- Hernia repair
- Hydrocele repair
- Appendix surgery for appendicitis
- Circumcision
- Orchidopexy for undescended testis
- Newborn and neonatal surgery
- Surgery for lumps and swellings
- Selected laparoscopic procedures
Areas of specialised care
- Paediatric urology for urinary, bladder and genital conditions in infants, children and teens
- Hepatobiliary surgery for conditions affecting the liver, gallbladder, bile ducts, pancreas and spleen
- Paediatric surgical oncology for solid tumours, with careful planning and clear guidance for families
- Neonatal surgery for newborns who need specialised surgical care early in life
- Virtual second opinions by video call for complex cases, available to families across Pakistan
This page is a guide to the main services offered. Treatment recommendations depend on your child’s age, symptoms, examination and any scans or test results.