For international patients in Hyderabad
Advanced non-surgical treatment with interventional radiology
Precise procedures through a needle-sized puncture under imaging guidance. Not an operation, and not just medicines. Send your scans for a written plan and estimate before you travel.
One doctor, one team, no middlemen
Patients travelling for treatment can be quoted higher rates than local patients, and agents or facilitators may add their own commission. At Clinic Seven there is one price for every patient, no international surcharge and no agent commission, so the starting amounts below are the same ones Indian patients see. You deal directly with the doctor who will treat you and with our own international patient team.
Interventional radiology is a medical specialty that treats disease with real procedures, not an operation and not medicines, exercise or alternative therapy alone. Using ultrasound, X-ray or CT for guidance, the doctor works through a needle-sized puncture, so most patients need a short stay and a quick recovery rather than weeks in hospital.
Dr. Nagateja Bonala is a vascular and interventional radiologist with 13+ years of experience and fellowship training in Bengaluru and France. Read his full profile and registration, or see our 5.0 rating from 134 Google reviews.
What you get
- A review of your scans before you decide to travel
- The same price as Indian patients, with no international surcharge
- A written, itemised estimate in advance
- Direct booking with the clinic, with no agent commission added to our fee
- Visa paperwork, travel and stay coordinated by our team
- Follow-up by WhatsApp and video after you return
How it works
Send your scans and reports
Message us on WhatsApp or email with your scans, reports and a short history. There is no need to travel to be assessed first.
Dr. Nagateja reviews them
He tells you whether a non-surgical image-guided treatment suits you, and says so plainly when it does not or when another specialist should lead.
A written plan and itemised estimate
Before you book anything you receive the proposed procedure, the expected stay and a written estimate that shows what is included.
Visa, travel and stay arranged for you
Our in-house international patient team helps with the visa paperwork, travel plans, accommodation and arrangements in India, so you deal with one team.
Treatment in Hyderabad
Most of these procedures are done through a needle-sized puncture, often as day-care or with a short stay, so time away from home is short.
Follow-up from home
After you return, reviews and questions continue by WhatsApp and video, and your reports and discharge summary are shared digitally.
Conditions treated without major surgery
Each is done through a small puncture under image guidance. Whether it suits you is decided after your scans are reviewed.
- Thyroid nodulesAblation of benign nodules without removing the thyroid
- Vascular malformationsSclerotherapy and embolization of abnormal vessels
- Blocked leg arteries (PAD)Angioplasty and stenting to restore leg blood flow
- Diabetic foot ulcersOpening blocked arteries so wounds can heal
- VaricoceleEmbolization for pain and male fertility, with no incision
- Varicose veinsLaser and glue treatment, walk-in walk-out
- FibroidsUterus-preserving embolization instead of hysterectomy
Information by country
Visa routes, time differences and prices in your currency, for patients travelling from:
What it costs
Starting amounts for a shared room, shown in the currency you choose. They are the same figures shown to Indian patients, and treatment is billed in Indian rupees. Your written estimate confirms what applies to you, and the treatment pages have a cost calculator.
Converted at the rate of Oct 5, 2026. Rates by Exchange Rate API
- Fibroid embolization (UFE)
- From about$990₹95,000
- Varicocele embolization
- From about$990₹95,000
- Thyroid nodule ablation
- From about$1,600₹1,50,000
- Varicose veins, laser, one leg
- From about$1,200₹1,20,000
- Leg artery balloon angioplasty (PAD, diabetic foot)
- From about$1,600₹1,50,000
- Vascular malformation treatment
- From about$520₹50,000
Final cost depends on your scans and the procedure advised. A private room, extra days and any additional procedure change it. Flights, visa and accommodation are separate, and our team will give you those figures when they plan your trip. Converted amounts follow the daily exchange rate, so they are a guide and the rupee figure is the one billed.
Questions to ask any hospital before you travel
Whoever you choose, a clear answer to each of these protects you from surprises.
- Is the estimate in writing and itemised, showing procedure, room, tests, consumables and any implant?
- Who exactly am I paying, the hospital or doctor directly, or an agent, and will I get a receipt from them?
- Is any agent or facilitator commission included in the price I am quoted?
- Who will perform the procedure, and can I speak to that doctor before I travel?
- How many days will I need to stay, and what does each extra day cost?
- What happens, and who pays, if I need a second procedure or an extra night?
- What follow-up do I get after I return home?
Before you travel
- Passport valid for at least six months, and a visa for medical treatment
- Scans (ideally the DICOM files or CD) and all reports
- A list of current medicines, allergies and earlier operations
- Recent blood tests, if you have them
- A family member or attendant, if you want one, who may need their own visa
Visa rules change and depend on your country. Always check the official Government of India e-Visa website. Our team guides you through it.
International patient questions
Answers about travel, cost, visas and follow-up.
Yes. Clinic Seven welcomes international patients from Africa, the Middle East and elsewhere. You send your scans first, and you travel only once you have a plan and a written estimate that you are happy with.
Yes. The cost section lets you choose US dollars, euros, pounds or a number of African currencies, and converts the rupee starting amounts at the daily exchange rate. Treatment is billed in Indian rupees, so the converted figure is a guide.
No. Send your scans and reports on WhatsApp or email. Dr. Nagateja Bonala reviews them, tells you whether image-guided treatment is suitable and gives you a plan and a written estimate before you decide to travel.
Yes. Clinic Seven's fees do not change with your nationality, you book directly with the clinic, and no agent commission is added to our fee. The starting amounts on this page are the same figures shown to Indian patients, and your written estimate confirms what applies to you.
Our in-house international patient team coordinates your visa paperwork, travel plans, accommodation and arrangements in India, so you deal with one team before, during and after your stay. Visa rules change, so always check the official Government of India e-Visa website for the current requirements for your country.
It depends on the procedure. Many of these treatments, such as varicose vein laser treatment, varicocele embolization and thyroid ablation, are day-care or need a short stay. Your plan tells you the expected days, including review visits.
Common ones are thyroid nodules, vascular malformations, blocked leg arteries and diabetic foot ulcers, varicocele, varicose veins and fibroids. Each is done through a small puncture under image guidance, and suitability is decided after your scans are reviewed.
You will be told so plainly, with an explanation, and where another specialist should lead your care you will be told that too. You will not be asked to travel for a treatment that does not suit you.
Yes. Attendants can accompany patients, and they may need their own visa. Our international patient team advises on this and on accommodation for both of you.
You keep a direct line to the clinic. Follow-up reviews and questions continue on WhatsApp and video, your reports and discharge summary are shared digitally, and your local doctor can be kept informed.
Ready to start?
Send your scans and reports. You will hear from the doctor and our international patient team. This service is not for emergencies; if you need urgent care, please go to your nearest emergency department.