Board-certified physicians
Advanced fellowship and Yale-affiliated training, supported by more than two decades of clinical leadership.
Advanced care. Better outcomes.
NuSelf brings general, bariatric, robotic, minimally invasive, foregut, endoscopic, and complex second-opinion care into one coordinated Central Texas practice.
Why NuSelf
Patients rarely begin with a perfect procedure name. They begin with pain, a bulge, reflux, an abnormal result, a proposed operation, a complication, or the fear that something may be wrong. NuSelf organizes care around that question.
The physician clarifies the diagnosis, explains which options are reasonable, sets expectations for timing and recovery, and connects the next step. That next step may be testing, medical treatment, an office procedure, endoscopy, surgery, another specialist, or continued follow-up.
The NuSelf advantages
Advanced fellowship and Yale-affiliated training, supported by more than two decades of clinical leadership.
Open, laparoscopic, robotic, endoscopic, office-based, and nonprocedural options considered according to the problem.
Consultation offices in Austin, South Austin, and Cedar Park with hospital, ambulatory, and in-office procedure access.
Preparation, procedure coordination, recovery guidance, and follow-up remain part of the same care relationship.

A legacy of surgical firsts
Under founder Dr. Sashidhar Ganta, NuSelf has helped introduce innovative procedures and care pathways to Central Texas patients. That history creates a responsibility to evaluate new technology carefully, adopt it when it adds meaningful capability, and keep the physician’s judgment, not the device, at the center of care.
Today, the team uses contemporary robotic, laparoscopic, endoscopic, and office-based platforms when they fit the work an operation must accomplish.
Explore robotic surgeryPatient first, always
Clear language, realistic expectations, coordinated records, emergency-first safety, and respect for patient priorities shape the NuSelf standard. The goal is not simply to complete a procedure; it is to help a person move from uncertainty to a safe, informed next step.
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