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Abdul Majid
“I met doctor first time post surgery & it was a detailed observation of my ear condition. I felt satisfied with consultation & precaution briefing. I'm truly thankful to doctor for suggesting & performing the surgery in appropriate manner. I'll recommend the doctor to others whenever needed.”
Date: 26-12-24
Pravin kulkarnii
“Very good doctor with lot of experience. She understands the problem well and does very good diagnosis and gives excellent treatment .”
Date: 20-11-24


syed zubair
“It was my 2nd time with pristyn care everything was good till the surgery and consultation with Dr divya”
Date: 07-12-24
Narendra Rao N
“Doctor was good she explained each and everything very neatly and suggested medicine for 1 week and I m feeling better since 2 days .. I recommend this doctor for sinus problems ... Thank u Divya mam .......”
Date: 12-11-23

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dennis
“good treatment”
Date: 03-10-24
nandini
“good”
Date: 02-10-24

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Gowtham Medabala
“Satisfied with the explanation given by dr regarding the issue”
Date: 15-08-25


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Madhu
“great for noise problem”
Date: 04-10-24
Karthick Govindaraj
“good”
Date: 02-10-24

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shadab Raut
“Myself Shadab Raut, I want to thank Doctor Arpit mathur for such a smooth and great experience I had in my complete surgery process. The way he handles the pateint is very kind and soft really appreciate everything. It was my my first experience of operation and it went really well, I would like to appreciate entire team. Special thanks to Vidushi from pristyn care She handled the complete process so smooth, She took whole responsibility right from beginning with consultation with doctor then surgery OT booking till discharge. Whole start to end process was excellent. so thankfull to pristyn Care Appreciate your efforts Vidushi Singh. I would surely recommend pristyn care and Doctor Arpit Mathur to my family and friends. Thanks Team for such a wonderful Experience. Regards Shadab A Raut”
Date: 08-07-24

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Kuldeep Singh
“She's ver polite and professional knowledge given to patient. I am feeling so well after meeting with her. Best consulting and good service. Thanks.”
Date: 11-02-23
Krishan mohnani
“Dr purodha Prasad is a very good doctor i will thanks to pristyn care”
Date: 21-11-22
Thyroidectomy Top Doctors
A thyroidectomy is a surgical procedure to remove all or part of the thyroid gland, a small organ in the neck responsible for regulating metabolism. It is recommended for patients with thyroid nodules, goiter, thyroid cancer, or overactive thyroid (hyperthyroidism) when medications or other treatments are not sufficient. Choosing an experienced specialist ensures safe surgery, accurate diagnosis, and proper post-operative care.
How to Find the Best Doctor for Thyroidectomy
- Specialty and focus
Look for an endocrine surgeon, ENT surgeon, or general surgeon with experience in thyroid surgery. Specialists trained in minimally invasive and robotic techniques offer additional benefits. - Training and experience
Board certification and fellowship training in endocrine surgery or head and neck surgery indicate expertise. Ask about the number of thyroid surgeries performed annually and complication rates. - Treatment approach
A good doctor evaluates the type and size of thyroid disease, discusses surgical options, and tailors the approach based on your age, health, and preferences. - Imaging and lab support
High-quality ultrasound, fine-needle aspiration biopsy, and blood tests are essential for planning surgery and ensuring complete disease management. - Patient outcomes and feedback
Check patient reviews on communication, recovery support, complication rates, and satisfaction with post-operative care.
When to Visit a Specialist for Thyroidectomy
- Suspicious thyroid nodules or confirmed thyroid cancer
- Large goiters causing difficulty breathing or swallowing
- Hyperthyroidism not controlled by medication
- Rapidly growing thyroid mass
- Cosmetic concerns from a visible neck swelling
- Persistent symptoms such as hoarseness, neck pain, or enlarged lymph nodes
Early specialist consultation allows proper evaluation, imaging, and treatment planning.
Types of Thyroidectomy
Partial Thyroidectomy (Lobectomy)
Removes one lobe of the thyroid. Often recommended for benign nodules or small cancers confined to one lobe. Preserves some thyroid function.
Total Thyroidectomy
Removes the entire thyroid gland. Typically indicated for large cancers, multinodular goiter, or when both lobes are affected. Patients will need lifelong thyroid hormone replacement.
Subtotal Thyroidectomy
Removes most of the thyroid but leaves a small portion intact. Less common today but may be used in certain benign cases.
Minimally Invasive or Robotic Thyroidectomy
Performed through small incisions with camera guidance. Offers less scarring, reduced pain, and faster recovery in suitable cases.
Recovery Expectations
- Hospital stay: Usually 1–3 days depending on procedure type and patient health.
- Immediate post-op care: Pain managed with medications; neck support and careful movement recommended.
- Monitoring: Blood calcium levels may be checked to detect temporary hypocalcemia.
- Thyroid hormone replacement: Required after total thyroidectomy; partial thyroidectomy may or may not need supplementation.
- Return to activity: Light activities resume within a few days; normal routine usually within 1–2 weeks. Heavy lifting or strenuous activity is restricted for 3–4 weeks.
Recovery timelines vary depending on the extent of surgery, age, and general health.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Will I need thyroid medication after surgery?
After total thyroidectomy, lifelong thyroid hormone replacement is required. Partial thyroidectomy may preserve enough function, but some patients still need medication.
Q2. How long does recovery take?
Most patients resume light daily activities within a few days and return to routine work within 1–2 weeks. Full recovery may take 3–4 weeks.
Q3. Are there risks to thyroid surgery?
Risks include bleeding, infection, temporary or permanent voice changes, and low calcium levels. Most complications are temporary and manageable.
Q4. How big will the scar be?
Modern techniques use small, well-placed incisions that typically heal with minimal visible scarring. Robotic or minimally invasive approaches further reduce scar size.
Q5. When can I return to normal diet and exercise?
Patients usually resume a normal diet immediately, but strenuous exercise or heavy lifting is restricted for 3–4 weeks. Your doctor will provide personalized guidance.