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Many patients arrive at this page after being told they need surgery and want a second opinion before committing to it. That’s a reasonable instinct. Interventional Radiology Services cover a wide range of conditions that were once treated only through open surgery uterine fibroids, enlarged prostate, varicose veins, liver and kidney tumors, blocked arteries, and more all treatable today through image-guided, scarless Procedures.With over 8 years of focused practice, training at PGIMER Chandigarh and ILBS Delhi, and an Executive Committee role with the Delhi Chapter of ISVIR, Dr. Akash Bansal brings both depth of experience and a genuinely evidence-based approach to every consultation.
✔ Dedicated interventional radiologist not a radiologist who occasionally performs procedures
✔ Training at two of India’s premier institutes: PGI Chandigarh and ILBS Delhi
✔ 40+ types of vascular and non-vascular interventions available under one practice
✔ State-of-the-art Cath Lab with flat-panel DSA, CT, and premium ultrasound at BLK-MAX Hospital
✔ Executive Committee Member of ISVIR Delhi shaping national practice standards
✔ Serving patients from Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon, Faridabad, and across India
FAQ - Interventional Radiologist Dr. Akash Bansal
Dr. Akash Bansal is a Consultant Interventional Radiologist at BLK-MAX Superspeciality Hospital, New Delhi, with over 8 years of focused experience, training at PGIMER Chandigarh and ILBS Delhi, and an Executive Committee role with the Delhi Chapter of ISVIR. “Best” ultimately depends on your specific condition booking a consultation is the most reliable way to know if he’s the right fit for your case.
An Interventional Radiologist treats disease using imaging guidance ultrasound, CT, or fluoroscopy instead of open surgery. Conditions like fibroids, blocked arteries, tumors, and enlarged prostate are treated through a pinhole-sized entry point rather than a surgical incision.
Minimally Invasive Pinhole Procedures are image-guided treatments performed through a tiny 2–3mm access point instead of a large surgical cut. They typically involve local anaesthesia, same-day or next-day discharge, and significantly faster recovery than conventional surgery.
Yes. Interventional Radiology Services carry a well-established safety profile when performed by an experienced specialist. Complication rates are generally lower than equivalent open surgical procedures, though every treatment carries some risk that should be discussed during consultation.
Consultation fees vary depending on case complexity and required imaging review. Our team confirms exact pricing when you book – call +91-9758074615 for current fee details.
Yes. Services such as Embolization Therapies and Reproductive Interventions address conditions specific to women (fibroids, adenomyosis) and men (varicocele, BPH) within the same practice, guided by the same image-based techniques.
The category names describe the type of procedure, but the right fit depends on your specific diagnosis and imaging. If you’re unsure, a consultation is the fastest way to find out.
Yes, for example, a liver tumour patient with underlying liver disease might need both Interventional Oncology and Hepatobiliary Interventions input.
No, most conditions require an initial consultation and diagnostic review before a specific procedure is scheduled.
No, Interventional Radiology often works alongside your existing specialist (gynaecologist, urologist, oncologist, nephrologist) rather than replacing that relationship.