Akruti Institute of Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery Akruti Institute is known include gynecomastia, liposuction, abdominoplasty, and rhinoplasty procedures. Akruti Institute of Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery Akruti Institute of Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery is a medical center in Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India. It was founded by Ram Bhupal Rao of Gandhi Medical College, a pioneer in plastic and cosmetic surgery procedures. The hospital was ranked as the top specialized cosmetic surgery clinic in Hyderabad by Times Group in 2015. The hospital is known for conducting the highest number of gynecomastia surgeries in South India. The hospital also conducts free burn surgeries to the poor and needy patients in
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