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A calm second look, before you commit

Do you really need that surgery?

Being told you need an operation isn't the same as needing one — get an honest read of your reports first.

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Free Opinion · reviewed by a Practo Physician

How it works

One free Opinion, then a choice

Start with the question that matters. Support comes only after the answer.

  1. 1

    Share your records

    Tell us what was advised and upload the prescription and reports you already have.

  2. 2

    Receive your free Opinion

    A Practo Physician reviews the Assessment before the answer is released to you.

  3. 3

    Choose support only if you need it

    Proceed on your own, or ask a named Care Manager to coordinate the journey.

Compare both Plans

Physician reviewed

No hospital ranking or sponsored answer

Your free Opinion comes before any Plan

A second look is reasonable

Especially when the decision does not feel settled

Surgery is advised, but it is not an emergency

You have time to make a calm, informed decision.

The plan felt rushed

You were not told why, or whether non-surgical options exist.

The cost or hospital feels high

You want to understand a fair comparison before committing.

It is for someone you love

You want to be sure before a parent or partner goes ahead.

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Procedure guides will appear here as they are published.

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Questions

Before you start

Yes. You can share your prescription and reports, and a Practo Physician reviews the Assessment before your Opinion is released. You pay nothing for that Opinion.

No. Sure organises what is in your records and helps you ask better questions. Your doctors remain responsible for diagnosis and treatment.

A Practo Physician reviews the Assessment before anything clinical reaches you. If you choose a Plan, a panel Surgeon provides a signed Surgeon Opinion.

We tell you plainly. Your Opinion can point to conservative care, a re-check, missing information, or urgent care instead of surgery support.

No. The free Opinion comes first. Plans become available only after it is released, and only if you want help taking the next step.

Yes. Many people review surgery decisions with a family member. Keep the patient involved and make sure the records and answers belong to the person having treatment.

Medical disclaimer

Practo Sure organises your records and helps you ask better questions. It is not a diagnosis and not a substitute for a doctor. If symptoms are severe, sudden, or feel like an emergency, seek urgent medical care now.