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Answers to the questions patients ask us most about booking, fees, the first visit, surgery and recovery. If something isn’t covered here, please call the clinic.

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Bajwa Hospital — daily, 4:00–6:00 PM
Chughtai Medical Center — Mon–Fri, 8:30–10:30 PM

01

Appointments & fees

5 questions

Use the booking form on our Contact page, or call or WhatsApp 0332-4293986. Pick a clinic, date and time, and our staff will call you to confirm.

Rs. 2,500 at Bajwa Hospital & Cardiac Center and Rs. 2,000 at Chughtai Medical Center. Video consultations are Rs. 2,000.

Bajwa Hospital, Allama Iqbal Town: daily, 4:00–6:00 PM. Chughtai Medical Center, Shalimar Link Road: Monday to Friday, 8:30–10:30 PM.

Yes. Please let us know as early as you can, so the slot can be given to another patient.

No. You can book an appointment directly, without a referral.

02

Your consultation

5 questions

Any X-rays, MRI or CT reports, previous prescriptions, and a list of the medicines you are taking.

Usually 15 to 30 minutes, depending on your problem and the tests that need to be reviewed.

You can speak with Dr. Farooqi in Urdu or English.

Yes. This is especially helpful for older patients and children.

Yes. Bring your reports and scans, and Dr. Farooqi will review them and explain your options.

03

Treatment & surgery

4 questions

Often not. Many joint, bone and spine problems improve with medicines, injections or physiotherapy. Surgery is recommended only when it is clearly the best option for you.

Hand and wrist problems, fractures and trauma, joint replacement, spine, and sports injuries. See the Treatments page for the full list.

Yes. He holds an MS in Orthopaedic Surgery (Gold Medalist, KEMU) and a fellowship in Hand & Upper-Limb Surgery.

Yes. The cost and hospital arrangements are explained clearly before you make any decision.

04

Recovery & follow-up

3 questions

It depends on your condition and treatment. You will be given an expected timeline at your consultation.

Many patients benefit from physiotherapy or hand therapy. You will be told what applies to you.

Your follow-up date is set at your visit. Come earlier if you notice new pain, swelling, numbness or fever.

05

Emergencies

2 questions

For an open fracture, heavy bleeding, a deformed limb, or a hand or foot that is cold or numb, go to the nearest hospital emergency department immediately.

Urgent problems need emergency care. The clinic answers non-urgent questions during working hours.

06

About the clinic

3 questions

Dr. Farooqi sees patients at two clinics in Lahore: Bajwa Hospital, 356 Kashmir Block, Allama Iqbal Town, and Chughtai Medical Center, Shalimar Link Road, opposite Shalimar Hospital.

Yes. He is a PMDC-verified orthopaedic surgeon.

Over 15 years. He graduated as a Gold Medalist from King Edward Medical University in 2016.

In an emergency, don't wait for an appointment

For an open fracture, heavy bleeding, a limb that looks deformed, or a hand or foot that has gone cold or numb after an injury, go to the nearest emergency department or call Rescue 1122.
Still have a question?

Talk to the clinic.
We are happy to help.

Call or WhatsApp 0332-4293986 during clinic hours, or book a consultation at Bajwa Hospital or Chughtai Medical Center.

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Request an appointment

Leave your details and our staff will call you back to confirm a time.

Urgent? Call or WhatsApp 0332-4293986 · Consultation Rs. 2,000–2,500