VSculpt

Meet your surgeon

Dr. Charan J. C.

Plastic, Cosmetic & Gender-Affirming Surgeon. A considered approach to surgery, grounded in training, judgement and conversation.

Qualifications

Training with purpose.

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MBBS

Sri Ramachandra University · December 2008

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MS General Surgery

Annamalai University · April 2013

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MCh Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery

Madras Medical College / Dr. M.G.R. Medical University · August 2017

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Registration

Tamilnadu Medical Council · 88717

A personal introduction

Experience matters. Judgement matters more.

A surgical consultation is a chance to understand the individual behind the request. Good judgement includes being clear about uncertainty, alternatives and when surgery may not be the right choice.

Further training

From Chennai to Belgium.

01

Ghent, Belgium

Fellowship training in aesthetic and gender-affirming surgery · October 2017 – January 2018.

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Aesthetic surgery

Coupure Centrum with Dr. Patrick Tonnard and Dr. Alexis Verpaele.

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Gender-affirming surgery

Ghent University Hospital with Dr. Stanislas Monstrey.

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Additional training

Under Dr. K. Ramachandran, Apollo Spectra, MRC Nagar · 2017–2020.

Professional practice

Connected to surgical care across Chennai.

Dr. Charan practises at AesthetiQ: Centre for Plastic, Cosmetic and Gender Affirming Surgeries, with hospital associations including Apollo Spectra (RA Puram), VHS Hospital, Hycare Hospitals, Sooriya Hospitals, B.R.S. Hospitals, Radha Rajendran Hospital, Sunrays Laparoscopic Centre, Oxford Hospital and Medway Hospitals.

Life memberships include APSI, TANPAPS, BRASA and GAPS.

Areas of practice

A broad surgical perspective.

Breast surgery, body contouring, male chest surgery, gender-affirming surgery and reconstructive care. Each plan begins with assessment rather than assumptions.

Training and research

Learning that continues.

Published work includes Nanofat Needling in PRS Journal (2019), Sequential Strip and FUE in Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (2023), and a medicolegal book chapter concerning surgery in minors.

Safety and aftercare

The conversation continues.

The surgical plan includes a discussion of risks, preparation, recovery and follow-up. No operation or outcome should be treated as routine for every person.

The next step is yours

Your Consultation Starts with a Conversation.

A considered first conversation about what matters to you.