Jas Kohli

Dr Jas Kohli is an Indian fictional author. His novel ‘Anything to Look Hot’ was published in 2015 by Shristi Publishers. Kohli is a columnist at The Daily Guardian and his recent book is titled 'Lights! Wedding! Ludhiana! was released in October 2022.

Early life and personal life Dr Jas Kohli was born in Ludhiana, Punjab, India to doctor parents. He started his career by completing his MBBS and MS. Later on, he was admitted to MCh in plastic surgery. Currently, he is practicing Laser cosmetic surgery at Elina Aesthetic and Laser Clinic in Ludhiana. His wife is an anesthesiologist and they have a son and a daughter.

Education Kohli did his schooling in KVM School and later joined for the MBBS course at Dayanand Medical College, Ludhiana. He did MS in surgery at the same institution. After working as a surgeon for five years, he did his super-specialization (MCh) in plastic surgery and joined Safdarjang Hospital at New Delhi. Later, he worked in hospitals at Michigan the United States, Chandigarh and Ludhiana.

Academic Publications

Kohli JS, Pande S, Bajaj SP. Large transverse fasciocutaneous leg flap: whole leg flap. Br J Plast Surg. 2000 Sep;53(6):495-8. doi: 10.1054/bjps.2000.3369. PMID 10927680 Pande S, Kohli JS, Arora S, Bajaj SP. The osseofasciocutaneous flap: a new method to transfer fibula along with a sufficient amount of skin. Br J Plast Surg. 2002 Jun;55(4):312-9. doi: 10.1054/bjps.2002.3844. PMID 12160538.

Anything to Look Hot Dr Jas Kohli has authored the novel "Anything to Look Hot" which was first released in October 2015. It is a fictional book which is based on the experiences of a plastic surgeon. It describes the journey of the protagonist, Dr Dhruv from the days of his training to his stint in Bollywood where he shapes the movie stars and has a combination of humour, drama and action. The novel has been published by Srishti publishers.

'Lights! Wedding! Ludhiana!' 'Lights! Wedding! Ludhiana!' is his second book which is also fiction and reflects upon lifestyle and culture in the state of Punjab and its inhabitants. Jairam Menon writes about the book at The Week and says You will read it because it asks for little effort from you