Frequently Asked Questions

A: Yes. Gardenia Medical Centre in Qatar has a specialized interventional radiology unit supervised by Dr. Abdulkhaleq Al Ghoul. It is equipped with the latest technology to treat fibroids, varicose veins and thyroid problems without surgery, making it a leading destination for non-surgical treatment in Doha.

Interventional radiology does not require a large surgical incision, only a needle-sized puncture, and is usually performed under local anaesthesia. This means less pain, lower risks and no obvious scars compared with surgery that requires general anaesthesia and a longer recovery period.

You can book an appointment directly through our website (Gardenia Medical Centre) or by calling the centre. We offer flexible appointments for your convenience and a careful assessment of your condition to determine the most suitable treatment option.

When looking for experience and precision, Dr. Abdulkhaleq Al Ghoul is among the prominent specialists in this field in Doha. He has extensive experience in precise non-surgical solutions and leads the interventional radiology unit at Gardenia Medical Centre, providing the latest treatment protocols that ensure patient safety and effective outcomes.

Gynecomastia removal is considered a very safe, low-risk procedure when performed by an experienced surgeon such as Professor Dr. Mohammed Murshed Al-Dulaimi at a centre equipped with the latest technology, such as Gardenia Medical Centre.

The cost varies according to the grade of gynecomastia, from grade one to four, and the technique used: VASER, liposuction or surgery. We always advise against pursuing the lowest prices at the expense of quality and safety. Investing in a skilled surgeon means one successful operation for life.

In the vast majority of cases, the results are permanent as long as you maintain a healthy weight and avoid hormonal medications that may cause the problem.

It usually starts quietly. You might notice numbness, tingling, or a dull ache in your thumb, index, and middle fingers. A lot of people describe a "pins and needles" sensation that shoots up the arm. It tends to get worse at night or when you're gripping something, like a steering wheel or your phone.

Generally, yes. Most medically necessary procedures—like fixing fractures or releasing carpal tunnel—are covered by major insurance providers. We know paperwork is a headache, so we recommend checking our insurance page or calling our front desk. We'll help verify your specific network benefits for you.

It varies. Soft tissue fixes, like a trigger finger release, heal pretty fast—often within two weeks. However, if we are repairing a bone fracture or a torn tendon, you’re looking at a longer road. Usually, it takes 6 to 12 weeks of guided rehabilitation to get your full strength back.

Finding a true specialist isn't easy. That is why patients from Al Wakra frequently make the drive to Gardenia Medical Center specifically for Prof. Dr. Mohammed Murshed Al-Dulaimi.