You should consider consulting a hepatologist if you have abnormal liver tests, fatty liver, hepatitis, cirrhosis, jaundice, unexplained liver-related symptoms, or have been diagnosed with a complex liver condition.

Fatty liver disease occurs when excess fat accumulates in the liver. Early evaluation can help identify metabolic risk factors and assess the risk of liver fibrosis or progression of disease.

Early-stage fatty liver disease may improve with appropriate lifestyle changes, weight management, metabolic risk-factor control, and personalised medical guidance.

Cirrhosis is advanced scarring of the liver that can affect its ability to function normally. Management focuses on treating the underlying cause, preventing complications, and monitoring liver health.

Consultations can be scheduled directly by selecting the "Book an Appointment" option. Both physical OPD visits and secure digital tele-consultations are available for national and international patients.

Please keep recent Liver Function Tests (LFT), ultrasound or CT/MRI abdomen scans, biopsy reports (if available), and past treatment discharge summaries ready for review.

ACLF is a condition where a patient with underlying chronic liver disease develops rapid worsening and organ failure. Prompt evaluation within the "golden window" is critical for stabilizing outcomes.

Living donors must be healthy family members between 18–55 years of age with a compatible blood group and normal liver function, verified after comprehensive medical and legal clearance.

Yes. Collaborative studies under consortiums like CLEARED, AARC, and APCOLIS are actively maintained with researchers, multi-centre registries, and global academic bodies.