International Spine Surgery in Dubai

Yes. International patients can arrange an online consultation with Dr. Rami Hamed to discuss their condition, diagnosis, available imaging and treatment recommendations.

Depending on appointment availability, a same-day online consultation may be possible.

Yes. If you already have a diagnosis or surgical recommendation, you can request another specialist assessment before making your treatment decision.

Yes. Available MRI scans, radiology reports and relevant medical records can be provided as part of the assessment.

If you are unsure how to provide your imaging, our team can advise you.

Not necessarily. Existing imaging may be useful for your assessment. The specialist can advise whether further or updated imaging is required.

Not necessarily. Imaging is one part of the assessment. Your symptoms, clinical findings, neurological status and other relevant factors also need to be considered.

Yes. A dedicated second-opinion pathway is available for patients who have specifically been advised spinal fusion.

The assessment can help you understand why fusion has been recommended and how the proposed procedure relates to your individual condition.

No. The online consultation allows you to discuss your condition and understand the potential next steps without committing to treatment or travel.

Following appropriate clinical assessment and once the proposed treatment has been established, our international patient team can provide information about the planned treatment and associated quotation.

The timing depends on your diagnosis, required investigations, medical fitness, proposed procedure and availability.

Once the necessary clinical assessment has been completed and a treatment plan established, available surgical dates can be discussed.

YThis depends on the procedure, your clinical condition and recovery. Your expected postoperative stay and appropriate timing for return travel will be discussed during treatment planning.

Depending on the procedure and your clinical requirements, appropriate elements of postoperative follow-up may be coordinated remotely.