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Liver & Multiorgan transplant center Pune, Maharashtra Official page of Dr Bipin B Vibhute, Top Indian Liver & Multi-Organ Transplant Surgeon.

Provide cutting edge technology , affordable world class transplant services to patients in India with end stage liver diseases
Make clinical care patient centric & affordable without compromising on its quality
To make Liver Transplant “just another” major abdominal operation
The high quality expertise, along with our ambition to provide outstanding care best suited to every liver disease.

Just like women, the liver keeps giving without asking.This Women’s Day, prioritize health and awareness.
08/03/2026

Just like women, the liver keeps giving without asking.

This Women’s Day, prioritize health and awareness.

This Holi, we celebrate the colors of life, renewal, and second chances. May your days be filled with vibrant health, ha...
03/03/2026

This Holi, we celebrate the colors of life, renewal, and second chances.
May your days be filled with vibrant health, happiness, and hope.
Wishing you a safe and joyful Holi! ✨

On this World Cancer Day, let’s remember that cancer is not just a diagnosis — it’s a journey that needs awareness, earl...
04/02/2026

On this World Cancer Day, let’s remember that cancer is not just a diagnosis — it’s a journey that needs awareness, early detection, and compassionate care.
Together, we can fight with knowledge, strength, and hope. 🎗️

Years of clinical practice teach you patterns that textbooks cannot.Fatty liver rarely develops because of one wrong foo...
31/01/2026

Years of clinical practice teach you patterns that textbooks cannot.

Fatty liver rarely develops because of one wrong food choice.
It develops quietly through daily habits that feel normal — high carbohydrates, low protein, late meals, frequent snacking, and limited physical activity.

The challenge is that the liver does not give early warning signs. Most patients feel completely fine until reports begin to change.

The reassuring part is that early awareness and small, consistent food corrections can significantly reduce liver stress and help prevent long-term damage.

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Prevention begins with recognising the pattern.

29/01/2026

The liver does not give early warning signs.

Unlike other organs, liver damage often progresses silently. Many people feel completely normal until fatigue, heaviness, or appetite changes appear — by then, the problem may already be advanced.

This is why daily habits matter. Excess sugar intake, late dinners, and frequent weekend binge patterns slowly increase liver stress without immediate symptoms.

Awareness and early correction remain the strongest tools for prevention.

Save this reel. When it comes to liver health, awareness is protection.

27/01/2026

Alcohol by itself puts stress on the liver.
When heavy, high-fat food is consumed at the same time, the liver struggles to manage both.

The liver prioritises alcohol metabolism, slowing fat digestion. Over time, this leads to fat accumulation inside the liver — even if drinking is limited to weekends.

Liver damage does not depend only on daily habits. Repeated weekend binge patterns can also contribute to long-term harm.

If alcohol is consumed, frequency matters and food choices matter even more.

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On this Republic Day, let us celebrate the values that define our nation—integrity, resilience, and responsibility.As ci...
25/01/2026

On this Republic Day, let us celebrate the values that define our nation—integrity, resilience, and responsibility.
As citizens and healthcare professionals, serving with honesty and compassion is our true salute to the Constitution.
Wishing everyone a proud Happy Republic Day.

25/01/2026

Protein is essential for health, but supplements are not always necessary.

Many protein powders are poorly regulated and may contain excess protein, artificial sweeteners, and additives that increase liver workload over time. The liver processes excess protein waste, and unnecessary supplementation can contribute to metabolic stress.

In clinical practice, abnormal liver reports are often linked to unsupervised supplement use rather than dietary protein.

Natural protein sources such as pulses, dairy, and eggs are generally safer for the liver. Supplements should be used only when required and under medical guidance.

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23/01/2026

Late dinners may feel unavoidable in a busy work routine, but they quietly increase liver stress.

The liver’s metabolism naturally slows down at night. When heavy or high-carbohydrate meals become a daily late-night habit, fat processing becomes inefficient and liver fat accumulation increases over time.

This does not mean late dinners are forbidden. It means they should not become routine.
If eating late is unavoidable, keeping the meal light and portions smaller can make a meaningful difference.

Save this reel — timing matters as much as food choice when it comes to liver health.

21/01/2026

Street food is not the enemy.
Frequency is.

Enjoying street food occasionally — during festivals, outings, or special moments — is not harmful for the liver. The real concern begins when it becomes a routine rather than a treat.

Repeatedly reheated oils, refined fats, and high salt content increase liver stress over time. Without enough recovery gaps, the liver struggles to manage toxins and fat metabolism efficiently.

Liver damage does not happen overnight. It accumulates silently through repeated habits that feel harmless.

The goal is not restriction.
The goal is balance.

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A liver-safe diet does not mean extreme food restrictions.It means eating the right foods in the right balance.A well-pl...
19/01/2026

A liver-safe diet does not mean extreme food restrictions.
It means eating the right foods in the right balance.

A well-planned thali with controlled portions of carbohydrates, adequate protein, plenty of fibre, and sensible fat intake helps reduce liver stress and supports long-term liver health.

Small, consistent choices made every day matter far more than occasional diet changes.
Your plate plays a powerful role in prevention.

Save this carousel and use it as a simple guide for daily meals.

18/01/2026

Do you feel healthier the moment you pick brown bread? 🍞
The truth is—your liver doesn’t judge food by color.

Brown bread is still a carbohydrate.
Eating 4–5 slices daily with little or no physical activity puts the same metabolic stress on the liver as white bread.

What truly matters for liver health is:
• Quantity
• Meal timing
• Overall diet balance

Brown or white—portion control is non-negotiable.
Even “healthy” foods can turn unhealthy when overused.

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This clarity will help you make better choices.

Address

Jupiter Hospital, Near Bharatratna Drive Babasaheb Ambedkar Bridge, Prathamesh Park, Baner
Pune
411045

Opening Hours

Monday 11am - 5pm
Tuesday 11am - 5pm
Wednesday 11am - 5pm
Thursday 11am - 5pm
Friday 11am - 5pm
Saturday 11am - 5pm

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+917620992099

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About Dr Bipin Vibhute

Dr. Bipin Vibhute was born in a small village Madgule, Atpadi, Sangli and completed his education at prestigious institutes in Chennai, Kerala, and Kolhapur. He is currently the program director of the Center for Organ Transplants, Sahyadri Hospitals ( Pune, Nashik & Karad ).

He started his transplant career at Apollo Chennai where he worked in a team and contributed to almost 700+ transplants over the period of 7 years which included Liver, kidney, pancreas and small bowel transplants.

He came back to Maharashtra and Joined Sahyadri Hospital Deccan Gymkhana in 2016 and started the Organ transplant program, which is currently the 3rd largest organ transplant center in India. The center has performed more than 180 liver transplants and maximum simultaneous kidney-pancreas transplants at Sahyadri hospitals in less than 3 years and is also awarded by NOTTO ( National organ tissue & transplant organization Delhi).

He is famous for his outstanding surgical skills, great patient rapport, down to earth nature and an infectious smile. He has been awarded for his excellent work like: “Youth icon of Pune” from Times of India in 2018, “Best organ Transplant hospital in Maharashtra” by Navbharat award in 2018, “Guinness world record of maximum organ donation pledge in 8 hrs” in Aug 2018, “London world book record” in Feb 2019, “Icon of health” award in 2018 and holds the record of the smallest baby of 7 months to the oldest recipient of 71 year successfully transplanted in Pune.