Dr. Ashish Gupta is amongst the senior most plastic surgeons of the region. He has been trained by the Stalwarts of Surgery in KMC, Mangalore (Manipal University) and of Plastic Surgery in DMCH, Ludhiana.

Pyogenic granuloma is a benign, rapidly growing vascular lesion presenting as a small, red, soft, sessile or pedunculated nodule that bleeds easily after minimal trauma. Patients often report sudden appearance, recurrent bleeding, mild tenderness, and occasional ulceration or crusting. Common sites include gingiva (especially maxillary anterior), lips, tongue, buccal mucosa, facial skin, fingers, and other head‑neck and acral areas. Plastic surgeons treat it with complete surgical excision or shave excision with curettage and cauterization, sometimes using laser, to achieve hemostasis, good cosmesis, and reduce recurrence.


Dr. Ashish Gupta is amongst the senior most plastic surgeons of the region. He has been trained by the Stalwarts of Surgery in KMC, Mangalore (Manipal University) and of Plastic Surgery in DMCH, Ludhiana.