Dr. Ashish Vashistha is a distinguished General, Gastrointestinal, Bariatric, Metabolic, Hernia and Robotic Surgeon with nearly three decades of experience in advanced surgical practice, clinical leadership, postgraduate education, and the advancement of minimally invasive surgery in India. He currently serves as the Principal Director and Head of the Department of General Surgery & Robotics at Max Super Speciality Hospital, Saket, New Delhi, where he leads one of the country's premier surgical units dedicated to advanced laparoscopic and robotic surgery.
We offer a comprehensive range of advanced laparoscopic, bariatric, and robotic surgical procedures designed to deliver safe, precise, and effective outcomes. With a patient-centric approach and state-of-the-art technology, each surgery is performed with the highest standards of care and clinical excellence.
With years of clinical excellence and precision-led treatment, we ensure immediate response and compassionate care at every step.
With over 28 years of expertise in Minimal Access Surgery, Dr. Ashish Vashistha is Director & HOD – General Surgery & Robotics at Max Super Specialty Hospital, Saket. Known for precision, ethics and outstanding patient outcomes.
Extensive expertise in Bariatric, Laparoscopic & Robotic surgeries with thousands of successful procedures.
Leading the Department of General Surgery & Robotics at Max Super Specialty Hospital, Saket.
First Laparoscopic Surgeon accredited by the National Board of Examination, Ministry of Health.
Gastric Bypass, Sleeve Gastrectomy, Mini Gastric Bypass & Revision procedures.
Precision-driven robotic techniques ensuring faster recovery and minimal complications.
Trusted by patients from UK, Canada, Africa & Middle East for world-class surgical care.
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Surgery is recommended when gallstones cause pain, infection, or complications like jaundice or pancreatitis.
Yes, it is a safe and widely performed minimally invasive procedure with a high success rate.
Most patients recover within 1–2 weeks and can resume normal activities quickly.
Yes. The liver continues to produce bile, and most patients live a completely normal life after surgery.
The cost varies depending on hospital facilities and complexity, but laparoscopic surgery is generally affordable compared to open surgery.