Cardiology — heart care with on-site ECG and Echo

A cardiologist looks at the heart the way a general physician cannot: reading an ECG for a rhythm problem, an Echo for how well the heart muscle and valves are actually working, and deciding whether chest pain, breathlessness or palpitations need urgent attention or ongoing monitoring. At City Clinic, Dr. Atif Nazir, a fellow in Interventional Cardiology, sees these patients with both tests available in the same building.

The value of that is speed. A patient with new chest pain does not want to be told to book an ECG at a separate diagnostic centre and come back with the printout — they want it read by the doctor who is going to decide what happens next, the same visit. Follow-up for known heart disease, blood pressure and cholesterol is managed the same way, so a treatment plan is adjusted against real numbers rather than guesswork.

Gynaecology & Infertility — from routine care to IVF

Gynaecology covers a woman's reproductive health broadly; infertility is a specific, often difficult, part of that. Dr. Syeda Madiha Tahir, MBBS, FCPS (Gyne/Obs), sees both, which means a woman with an irregular cycle or period pain, and a couple who has been trying to conceive for a year without success, are seen by the same consultant rather than being referred between two different clinics.

For infertility specifically, the work usually starts with tests to understand why conception has not happened — hormone levels, an ultrasound, and where relevant, a partner's semen analysis — before moving toward ovulation induction, IUI, or IVF/ICSI if those are the right next step. Recurrent pregnancy loss, where a woman has had more than one miscarriage, is investigated properly rather than dismissed as bad luck.

General gynaecological concerns — heavy or painful periods, discharge, hormonal symptoms, and routine women's health checks — are seen in the same private consultation room, at the same clinic.

Dermatology, Cosmetology & Laser — skin treated as medicine first

The difference between a dermatology clinic and a beauty salon is the consultant behind it. Dr. Nadia Waqas, MBBS, FCPS (Dermatology), treats acne, pigmentation, melasma and ageing skin as medical conditions with a cause worth identifying, then offers the laser, peel or microneedling treatment that actually fits that cause — rather than a standard package sold to every patient.

That means a patient with stubborn acne is assessed for what is driving it — hormonal, bacterial, or product-related — before a laser or peel is recommended, and a patient asking about anti-ageing treatment is told honestly whether HydraFacial, microneedling or PRP therapy suits their skin, rather than being upsold on all three.

Gastroenterology & Hepatology — endoscopy without leaving the city

Stomach pain, bloating and 'acidity' are the most self-treated symptoms in medicine, which is exactly why they are often mismanaged for years before a proper gastroenterologist is seen. Dr. Bilal Khan, MBBS, FCPS, offers endoscopy on site, meaning a stomach or digestive complaint that needs a direct look rather than a guess does not require a referral to another city.

Fatty liver, diagnosed increasingly often on routine ultrasound, is managed here properly rather than left with generic diet advice. Constipation, diarrhoea, and chronic acidity or indigestion are treated as symptoms with a findable cause, investigated before medication is prescribed long-term.

Urology — kidney, bladder and prostate care

Urology covers the kidneys, bladder, and the urinary system generally, plus prostate concerns in men. Dr. Kamran Aslam, MBBS, MS (Urology), assesses symptoms that are frequently ignored until they become an emergency — blood in the urine, a stone causing sudden severe pain, or a urinary infection that keeps returning.

Where a kidney or bladder stone is confirmed, treatment options including laser stone treatment are discussed clearly, with imaging arranged before a decision is made. An enlarged prostate, common in older men, is assessed and managed with regular follow-up rather than left until it causes a crisis.

Dental & Orthodontics — a two-doctor dental wing

Most dental problems are routine — a filling, an extraction, scaling and polishing, a root canal — and Dr. Waleed Ali Khan handles exactly that day to day. Orthodontic cases, where teeth need straightening rather than repairing, go to Dr. Sameen Zahra, who explains the expected timeline of braces or alignment treatment before it begins rather than after the patient has committed.

Having both doctors in one dental wing means a family with a mix of needs — a child's filling, a teenager's braces consultation, an adult's root canal — does not need three separate clinic visits across the city.

Physiotherapy, Endocrinology & Dietetics — the supporting departments

Not every condition needs a scalpel or a prescription. Our physiotherapy service handles rehabilitation after injury, surgery or ongoing joint and muscle pain, with a structured programme rather than a one-off session. Endocrinology covers diabetes and hormone testing for patients whose fatigue, weight change or blood sugar readings need proper investigation rather than a repeat prescription.

Our dietician builds nutrition plans around the patient's actual diagnosis — diabetes, weight management, or a digestive condition — rather than a generic diet sheet, and our female surgeon is available for patients who need surgical care and prefer a female consultant.