Fatty Liver Disease
Expert Care for Fatty Liver Disease
Understanding Fatty Liver Disease
Fatty liver disease occurs when excess fat builds up in the liver, causing inflammation, scarring, and in some cases, progressing to liver failure. Many people have no symptoms until it becomes severe, making timely diagnosis and care crucial.
At our center, we provide advanced evaluation and treatment for all stages of fatty liver disease. By addressing the root causes and creating personalized care plans, we help patients reverse liver damage, prevent complications, and restore long-term health.
- Rising rates of obesity, diabetes, and poor diet are making fatty liver one of the leading liver disorders worldwide.
- With timely lifestyle changes and proper treatment, fat deposits can be reduced and the liver can fully recover.
When Should You Seek A Specialist
Symptoms Of Fatty Liver Disease
Persistent fatigue or weakness
Ongoing tiredness that doesn’t improve with rest may indicate the liver isn’t processing nutrients and toxins properly.
Yellowing of eyes or skin (jaundice)
This means the liver is struggling to filter waste products from the blood.
Swelling in the abdomen or legs
Fluid retention suggests the liver is under stress or already showing early signs of damage.
Discomfort in the upper right abdomen
Continuous pressure or dull pain beneath the ribs may be a sign of liver swelling from fat buildup.
Unexplained weight gain or loss
Sudden changes in weight, especially without diet changes, can occur as liver metabolism is affected.
history of diabetes, obesity or high cholestrol
These conditions increase your risk, even if you have no symptoms at all.
Common Causes of Fatty Liver Disease
Understanding the root causes helps in preventing and reversing liver damage.

Obesity and Sedentary lifestyle
Excess body fat and lack of physical activity lead to fat accumulation in the liver.

Type 2 Diabetes and Insulin Resistance
Poor sugar control promotes fat buildup and inflammation

Excessive alcohol use over many years
Even moderate drinking can worsen liver fat in some individuals.

High Cholesterol or Triglycerides
Imbalanced blood fats increase liver fat storage.

Unhealthy
Diet
Frequent consumption of processed foods, sugary drinks, and refined carbs accelerates liver fat deposition.
How We Diagnose?
Measure liver enzymes to detect irritation or damage, and assess related risks like diabetes or high cholesterol.
Simple, non-invasive scans that show how much fat is present in the liver and whether any stiffness (early scarring) has begun.
Provide a more detailed view of liver structure and fat content when a deeper assessment is needed.
A small tissue sample helps confirm the diagnosis and determine how advanced the disease is.
Personalized treatments backed by expertise.
Treatment Options
Lifestyle Guidance & Diet Planning
Targeted nutrition and activity changes to reduce fat.
Medication when necessary
For cases needing more than lifestyle adjustments.
Treatment of related conditions
Managing diabetes, obesity, and cholesterol to support liver recovery
Advanced Surgical Expertise
In rare cases of progression, access to world-class liver surgery and transplantation.
Why Trust Us for Fatty Liver Disease Treatment?
Combined expertise of two leading liver surgeons
Dr. Vikas Patel has been part of more than 600 liver transplants, while Dr. Dharmendra Dangi has been part of over 500 liver transplants and performed 500+ complex liver and HPB surgeries. Together, they bring unmatched skill to even the toughest cases.
Experience with high-risk and pediatric cases
From critically ill adults to children needing delicate surgery, our team has successfully managed some of the most challenging and rare liver conditions. Both doctors are trained to manage challenging cases, including liver failure in children, elderly patients, and blood group mismatches.
Proven results using advanced techniques
We use the latest surgical and medical methods including minimally invasive procedures to ensure safer operations, faster recovery, and long-term success. Dr. Dangi is one of the few surgeons in India performing midline donor hepatectomy, a safer way to remove part of the liver from a living donor.
Nationally recognized for excellence
Our surgeons are trusted across India for their leadership in liver surgery. Their work has been featured in medical journals, presented at national conferences, and acknowledged in health magazines such as Silicon India (Top 10 Liver Transplant Surgeons, 2025).
OUR APPROACH

Accurate Diagnosis
using advanced imaging and testing

Personalized Treatment Plans
based on your stage and condition

Complete Pre & Post Transplant Support
when surgery is needed

A Multidisciplinary Team
Both surgeons jointly plan and perform procedures to ensure the best outcomes.
FAQ
Common Questions We Hear From Patients
Your concerns are valid. Here are expert answers to help you make confident decisions about your liver health.
Yes. In its early stages, lifestyle changes such as diet and exercise can completely reverse the condition.
No. Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is more common and linked to obesity, diabetes, and high cholesterol.
Limit sugary drinks, fried foods, refined carbs, and alcohol. Focus on a balanced diet with fruits, vegetables, and whole grains.
Not always. Early treatment and lifestyle changes can stop or even reverse liver damage.
Yes. Pediatric fatty liver is increasing due to rising childhood obesity rates.
Surgery is rarely needed unless the disease has advanced to cirrhosis or liver failure.
It can progress to liver fibrosis, cirrhosis, or even liver cancer over time.
Take the First step to a Healthier Liver Stronger Liver

Don’t wait for symptoms to worsen
Fatty liver disease is often silent but can lead to serious problems if ignored. Early diagnosis and treatment can stop progression and even reverse liver damage.
Talk to Ahmedabad’s Trusted Liver Experts
With two of Ahmedabad’s leading liver surgeons working together, you get unmatched expertise, advanced treatment options, and compassionate care in every case.
