Medically Reviewed By: Dr. Neeraj Goel, MBBS, MS, MCh. This article has been reviewed as part of the multidisciplinary tumor board with the reconstructive surgery,Breast, Head & Neck and Gynaecologic oncology teams.
Designation: Director – Cancer Surgery & Robotic Surgery
Clinical Review Date: August 18, 2026
Hearing that you or someone you love has cancer stops everything in its tracks. But surgical treatment has changed dramatically. It is no longer just about cutting out a tumor; it is about protecting how you live, speak, eat, and feel afterward.
Dr. Neeraj Goel and his experienced team of surgical oncologists brings comprehensive cancer care to all of the patients. Surgical expertise combines with latest technology(Robotics) to provide you the best possible care. Effort is focused on removing the disease and getting you back to work as soon as possible.
Breast cancer remains the most diagnosed cancer among women, but when caught early, treatment is exceptionally effective. Today's surgical options are built around keeping you whole—preserving natural shape and confidence without compromising cancer clearance.
The focus stays on wiping out the cancer while minimizing the physical and emotional toll on your body.
Head & Neck Cancer Surgery Cancers of the mouth, tongue, throat, tonsils, and voice box sit in delicate territory.
Treating ovarian cancer usually takes a coordinated plan between surgery and chemotherapy. Surgery is the mainstay.
The goal today is :
A Dedicated Team. No two tumors behave the same way, and no two patients share the same story. Care plans are tailored around your specific diagnosis, overall health, and daily needs. Dr. Goel and his team collaborates directly with medical oncologists, radiation specialists, pathologists, dietitians, and physical therapists so you are never navigating care in pieces.
That depends on tumor size, where it sits, your breast size, genetic factors, and whether radiation is an option for you after surgery. If a lumpectomy can safely clear the cancer, it is often the preferred route.
Instead of cutting through the jaw or neck from the outside, the surgeon guides small robotic instruments directly through the mouth. This gives a clear, magnified view and protects the muscles you use to talk and eat.
Ovarian tumors often spread across abdominal surfaces. Cytoreduction or debulking aims to take out every visible piece of tumor. The less tumor left behind, the better chemotherapy works afterward.
Most patients begin gentle movement within a day of surgery. Full recovery depends on the exact procedure, but modern pain control and minimally invasive methods help shorten hospital stays significantly.
