Dr. Rajesh Kumar Watts

Dr. Rajesh Kumar Watts

Plastic, Cosmetic & Reconstructive Surgery

Experience: Over 25 years

Indraprastha Apollo Hospital

New Delhi, India

Introduction

Dr. Rajesh Kumar Watts works at Indraprastha Apollo. He performs from cosmetic enhancements to reconstructive surgery for accident victims and burn survivors needing facial or skin restoration.

About Dr. Rajesh Kumar Watts

Dr. Rajesh Kumar Watts has been part of the Apollo setup for twenty-five years at the same hospital, which is rare for any surgeon. He went to Chang Gung Memorial Hospital in Taiwan for microsurgery training. Which is basically the world headquarters for microsurgical reconstruction.

He served as Team Doctor and Scientist for the XVI Indian Scientific Expedition to Antarctica, experiencing two years without hospital support. This permanent exposure shaped his medical and emergency thinking. At Apollo since 1999, he has witnessed the rise of cosmetic surgery in India from its beginning.

Qualifications

  • MBBS — Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar.
  • MS (General Surgery) — University of Rajasthan, Jaipur.
  • MCh (Plastic Surgery) — BHU, Varanasi.
  • Microsurgery Training — Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Taiwan.
  • Aesthetic Surgery Training — Athens, Greece.

Awards & Recognition

  • At Indraprastha Apollo since 1999.
  • Team Doctor XVI Indian Scientific Expedition to Antarctica.
  • Microsurgery trained at Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Taiwan.
  • APSI Sponsorship Award recipient.
  • Active in promoting safe cosmetic practices.
  • Life member of APSI and IAAPS.

Specialities & Expertise

  • Facial rejuvenation
  • Rhinoplasty
  • Breast augmentation and reduction
  • Hair transplant and restoration
  • Maxillofacial trauma reconstruction
  • Burns rehabilitation and scar management
  • Microsurgical tissue reconstruction
  • Microtia ear correction

Patient Experience & Approach

Cosmetic patients say expectations are managed by Dr. Rajesh Kumar Watts before anything happens. Accident victims whose faces were destroyed in crashes mention that the reconstruction brought back the symmetry. Parents of children with microtia appreciate that the ear reconstruction plan was explained clearly with realistic photos of what the rebuilt ear would actually look like.

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Content Verification

This doctor profile has been compiled and written by the Medicsaz editorial team based on publicly available hospital records, credentials, and professional experience. It has been medically reviewed by Dr. Rashid Ali, MBBS (Delhi Medical Council Reg. No. DMC/R/36289) for accuracy of medical qualifications, specializations, and terminology. Medicsaz does not employ this doctor directly; we facilitate access to verified specialists at partner hospitals in India. For the most current information on this doctor’s practice, please consult the hospital directly or contact our team.