Join our FibroScan Test in Dwarka for just ₹1500. Assess fatty liver and liver fibrosis risk with Dr. Pankaj Kumar at Diet Plus Minus Clinic, Sector – 6, Dwarka.
FibroScan Camp Price: ₹1500
Test Purpose: Fatty liver and liver fibrosis risk assessment
Doctor: Dr. Pankaj Kumar
Location: 13A, Pocket -2, Sector – 6, Doctors Lane, Dwarka, New Delhi – 110075
Booking: Limited slots. Prior appointment recommended.
Recommended for patients with fatty liver, diabetes, obesity, high triglycerides, abnormal SGPT/SGOT, alcohol-related liver risk, or long-standing metabolic health concerns.
Fatty liver is now one of the most common findings in routine ultrasound and health check-ups. Many patients discover it after an ultrasound abdomen report, high SGPT, high SGOT, diabetes, obesity, increased belly fat, high triglycerides, PCOD, or preventive blood tests.
The challenge is that fatty liver often remains silent in the early stage. A person may feel completely normal, but the liver may still be under metabolic stress. In some patients, fatty liver can gradually progress towards inflammation, liver stiffness, fibrosis, and advanced liver disease risk.
Our monthly FibroScan Test in Dwarka is organized as an affordable liver health camp so that patients can assess fatty liver and fibrosis risk at the right time without delaying evaluation due to cost.
FibroScan is a quick and non-invasive liver test used to assess liver stiffness and fatty liver burden. It is commonly used in patients with fatty liver disease, diabetes, obesity, alcohol-related liver risk, abnormal liver enzymes, and chronic liver disease risk.
The test does not require injection, blood collection, radiation, or hospital admission. During the test, a probe is placed on the right side of the upper abdomen, and the machine takes readings related to liver stiffness and fat assessment.
FibroScan does not replace complete medical evaluation, but it gives useful additional information beyond routine ultrasound and blood tests. It helps your doctor understand whether fatty liver is only fat deposition or whether there may be concern about liver stiffness and fibrosis risk.

The usual FibroScan test cost at many centres may be around ₹5000–₹7000 depending on the centre and location. During our monthly liver health camp in Dwarka, the FibroScan test is available for just ₹1500 with prior appointment.
This affordable camp price is intended to make liver health assessment accessible for patients with fatty liver, diabetes, obesity, high triglycerides, abnormal SGPT/SGOT, and metabolic health problems.
Camp Price: ₹1500
Usual Outside Cost: Around ₹5000–₹7000 at many centres
Camp Type: Monthly FibroScan and liver health assessment camp
Location: Dwarka
Ultrasound can detect fatty liver, but it does not accurately measure whether the liver has started becoming stiff or scarred. This distinction is important because the main concern in fatty liver is not only the presence of fat, but whether inflammation and fibrosis are developing.
FibroScan helps estimate liver stiffness, which may suggest the level of fibrosis risk. It also gives information about fat-related liver changes. This helps the doctor decide whether the patient needs lifestyle modification, metabolic correction, additional blood tests, closer follow-up, or referral to a liver specialist.
For patients with diabetes, obesity, high triglycerides, high waist circumference, alcohol intake, or long-standing fatty liver, FibroScan can be an important step in understanding liver health more clearly.
You may consider booking the FibroScan liver health camp if you have any of the following:
Patients with fatty liver and metabolic risk factors should not ignore liver health. Diabetes, obesity, high triglycerides, and fatty liver often occur together and may increase the risk of fatty liver progression.
FibroScan Test / Liver Stiffness and Fatty Liver Assessment
₹1500 during the monthly camp
Dr. Pankaj Kumar
13A, Pocket -2, Sector – 6, Doctors Lane, Dwarka, New Delhi – 110075
Limited slots. Prior appointment is recommended.
Fatty liver, diabetes, obesity, abnormal liver enzymes, alcohol-related liver risk, and fibrosis assessment.
If you have fatty liver, diabetes, obesity, high SGPT/SGOT, high triglycerides, or long-standing metabolic health concerns, you can book your FibroScan liver health camp appointment.
Call the clinic or fill the appointment form to reserve your FibroScan Test in Dwarka. Since this is a monthly camp, advance booking helps avoid waiting and allows proper scheduling.
Please bring your ultrasound abdomen report, liver function test, lipid profile, fasting sugar, HbA1c, and previous FibroScan report if available.
The test is quick and non-invasive. You lie comfortably while the probe takes liver stiffness and fatty liver-related readings.
The FibroScan report should be interpreted along with your medical history, liver function tests, ultrasound, diabetes status, alcohol intake, weight, waist size, and metabolic risk factors.
Based on the report, you may be advised lifestyle modification, weight reduction, diabetes control, triglyceride management, further blood tests, repeat monitoring, or referral to a liver specialist if required.
For better accuracy, follow the instructions shared at the time of booking. Usually, patients are advised to avoid eating for a few hours before the test.
Please bring the following reports if available:
Do not stop any prescribed medicine unless your doctor specifically advises you to do so.
A FibroScan report can help estimate whether liver stiffness is within the expected range or whether there may be mild, moderate, or advanced fibrosis risk. It may also help assess the fat burden in the liver.
This information is useful in deciding the seriousness of fatty liver and whether the patient needs structured lifestyle modification, closer monitoring, further investigation, or specialist opinion.
The report should not be interpreted in isolation. A proper medical interpretation is important because liver stiffness values may vary depending on clinical condition, recent food intake, inflammation, obesity, and other factors.
At our clinic, fatty liver is not treated as an isolated liver problem. In many patients, fatty liver is closely linked with insulin resistance, diabetes, weight gain, increased waist size, high triglycerides, sedentary routine, sleep disturbance, stress, and alcohol intake.
That is why the next step is not just taking a tablet. The focus is on identifying the metabolic triggers and correcting them through a structured, doctor-supervised plan.
Depending on your report and clinical profile, the plan may include weight and waist reduction, diabetes control, triglyceride management, protein and meal planning, physical activity guidance, strength training, alcohol reduction advice, sleep correction, and regular monitoring.
Fatty liver is not only a liver issue. In many patients, it is a sign of underlying metabolic imbalance. It may be linked with insulin resistance, diabetes, high triglycerides, abdominal obesity, poor sleep, low activity level, alcohol intake, and unhealthy eating patterns.
Many people ignore fatty liver because they do not feel any symptoms. But symptoms are not a reliable way to judge liver risk. Liver disease can remain silent for a long time. This is why proper assessment becomes important, especially when fatty liver is associated with diabetes, obesity, abnormal liver enzymes, or alcohol intake.
FibroScan helps in understanding whether fatty liver is associated with liver stiffness. This can guide the next step in treatment and follow-up.
If you have fatty liver, diabetes, obesity, high triglycerides, abnormal liver enzymes, or alcohol-related liver risk, a FibroScan test can help you understand your liver health more clearly.
FibroScan Camp Price: ₹1500
Location: 13A, Pocket -2, Sector – 6, Doctors Lane, Dwarka, New Delhi – 110075
Doctor: Dr. Pankaj Kumar
Booking: Limited monthly camp slots
FibroScan is a non-invasive liver test used to assess liver stiffness and fatty liver burden. It is commonly used in patients with fatty liver, diabetes, obesity, alcohol-related liver risk, and abnormal liver function tests.
During our monthly FibroScan Test in Dwarka, the camp price is ₹1500. The usual cost at many centres may be around ₹5000–₹7000 depending on the centre and location.
No. FibroScan is generally painless and non-invasive. It does not require injection, blood sample, radiation, or hospital admission.
Ultrasound can detect fatty liver, but FibroScan gives additional information about liver stiffness and fat-related parameters. Both tests have different roles.
Some patients with fatty liver may have normal liver enzymes. If you have diabetes, obesity, high triglycerides, alcohol intake, or long-standing fatty liver, your doctor may still advise liver fibrosis assessment.
Patients with fatty liver, diabetes, obesity, high triglycerides, high SGPT/SGOT, alcohol intake, metabolic syndrome, or long-standing liver risk should consider FibroScan after medical advice.
Usually, fasting for a few hours is advised for better accuracy. Please follow the preparation instructions given at the time of booking.
FibroScan can suggest increased liver stiffness and fibrosis risk, but final diagnosis depends on clinical examination, blood tests, imaging, and specialist evaluation when required.
Repeat testing depends on your report, risk factors, and treatment plan. Some patients may need periodic monitoring, while others may not require frequent repeat testing.
FibroScan itself is only a test. Fatty liver improvement depends on the underlying cause and proper management, including weight reduction, diabetes control, triglyceride management, alcohol reduction, physical activity, sleep correction, and structured lifestyle modification.
Do not ignore fatty liver, high SGPT, diabetes, obesity, high triglycerides, or long-standing metabolic health problems. A FibroScan test can help assess liver stiffness and fatty liver risk at the right time.
Our monthly FibroScan Test in Dwarka is available at an affordable camp price of ₹1500 with prior appointment.
FibroScan is an assessment tool and should not be considered a complete diagnosis by itself. Final interpretation and treatment decisions should be made after clinical evaluation by a qualified doctor. If the report suggests significant fibrosis, high liver stiffness, or advanced liver disease risk, further investigations or referral to a liver specialist may be required.