Dr K Kanchana Batra , Plastic Surgeon

20/03/2026

Sometimes small procedures give great satisfaction.

08/03/2026

23/02/2026

Had an opportunity to interact with young minds at TIPS, Thoraipakkam , Chennai on the ocassion of Doctors Day celebrations. I was so happy to share my journey as a doctor and a surgeon with these beautiful children. I learnt more from them as they asked me many questions. Lovely interaction.

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21/11/2025

Not being happy inside your body can severely impact your mental & emotional health, especially when any amount of exercise is not bringing in the change you desire. It is not worth it to subject yourself to so much of discomfort.

Cosmetic surgery doesn’t solve your personal problems or make you look like someone else. But it does give you a greater self-confidence and add to your sense of well-being and mental peace.

Cosmetic Surgery is no longer a Luxury, but a highroad to heal your inner & outer self! These enhancements have many benefits that go beyond just looking good – they have improved quality of life for many!

30/12/2024

Ideal candidates for Liposuction are –

✅Adults within 30% of their ideal weight
✅Individuals with excess fat deposits, that do not respond to diet or exercise.
✅Individuals with fat deposits in specific areas of the body that are disproportionate to the rest of the body.
✅Individuals that desire more definition or a sleeker contour in certain areas of the body. Those with good muscle tone and elastic skin
✅Healthy people who don’t have any life-threatening disease or any medical conditions that can impair the healing
✅Non-smokers
✅Individuals with realistic goals and expectations in their mind for their body contouring

09/12/2024

30/07/2024

As an IRCF instructor for BCLS course at Madras Medical College, Chennai. New experience, out of routine from surgeries.

27/07/2024

Now a BCLS and CCLS provider for next two years.

06/12/2021

An interesting case of gun shot injury. ( Dr Anshumali Misra / Dr Kanchana Batra )

Though there is no surgical feat , it is interesting because the bullet in the chest wall has not injured any major structure. This patient is extremely lucky. The bullet travelled through the scapula, fractured the second rib, travelled past pleura , below the subclavian vessels , punctured anterior intercostal muscles but not the vessels, and stopped in the deeper planes of the clavicular head of pectoralis major muscle. Went in with full preparation for GA, and CTVS team as stand by ( in case of intra op surprises ) , this bullet was removed under local anaesthesia with a 3 cm incision.

Post op MRI shows NO brachial plexus injury.

This patient is so lucky and God is great !!