Burns Hospital Peshawar: Burns and Plastic Surgery Centre Hayatabad, 24 Hour Emergency, 50 Burn Beds and Phone (KP)
Burns and Plastic Surgery Centre Peshawar in Hayatabad: 24 hour burns emergency, 50 burn beds, 8-bed ICU, children's ward, call 091-9217960 to 64 and follow-up.

The Burns and Plastic Surgery Centre (BPSC) in Hayatabad, Peshawar, is Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's public burns hospital. Its burns emergency is open 24 hours. Call 091-9217960 to 64, or the reception on 091-9217964. It has 120 beds, 50 of them for burn patients, and an 8-bed burns ICU.
Winter is when burn cases climb in KP homes. Gas heaters, geysers, cylinders and boiling water on the stove all do damage. We read BPSC's own website, btckp.gov.pk, on 9 November 2026 so families know where to go and what the centre offers before an emergency, not during one.

Where to take a burn patient in Peshawar
Serious burns go to BPSC in Phase 4, Hayatabad, next to Hayatabad Medical Complex. It is the first public sector hospital in the province with round-the-clock burns services. For a small burn, cool it first and see a doctor. For a large or deep burn, call 1122.
BPSC opened in 2018 as a Medical Teaching Institution (MTI), a public hospital run by its own board. Before it, the province had one plastic surgery department, at HMC, where patients waited more than two years for surgery, according to the centre's director.
- Large burns, burns on the face, hands, feet or private parts, and electrical or chemical burns need a hospital at once.
- Call Rescue 1122 for an ambulance if the patient cannot be moved safely by car.
- On the way, keep the patient warm. Cool only the burned area, not the whole body.
Our burn and scald first aid guide explains the 20 minutes of cool running water and what never to put on a burn.

BPSC Peshawar beds, ICU and operation theatres
BPSC has 120 beds. Fifty are for burn patients and the rest for plastic and reconstructive surgery. Burn beds include an 8-bed ICU, 12 beds each for men and women with acute burns, and 12 beds for children.
| Facility | Number, as BPSC lists it |
|---|---|
| Total beds | 120 |
| Beds for burn patients | 50 |
| Burns ICU | 8 beds |
| Acute burns, men | 12 beds |
| Acute burns, women | 12 beds |
| Children's burns | 12 beds |
| Burns emergency, ground floor | 8 beds |
| Trauma emergency | 10 beds, plus 24 trauma beds upstairs |
| Operation theatres | 8: two for trauma, two for burns, four for planned surgery |
BPSC's service page also mentions 40 burns beds on the first floor, with the ICU and 7 private rooms. The centre works six days a week for planned services. The emergency never closes.
Burns emergency and trauma at BPSC
BPSC runs two emergencies. The burns emergency on the ground floor treats every type of burn, day and night. The trauma emergency, with 10 beds linked to the operation theatres, takes injuries that need plastic surgery, such as deep cuts and hand injuries.
Patients needing more care are moved from emergency to the burn wards or ICU on the first floor. Because BPSC sits inside the Hayatabad Medical Complex grounds, other specialists are close. Our HMC Peshawar OPD guide lists their clinic days.

BPSC Peshawar phone numbers, OPD and IBP
The BPSC numbers are 091-9217960 to 091-9217964, and the reception is 091-9217964, answered 24 hours. Email info@btckp.gov.pk for non-urgent questions. In an emergency, go straight in or call 1122.
| What you need | Detail from btckp.gov.pk |
|---|---|
| Phone | 091-9217960 to 64 |
| Reception, 24/7 | 091-9217964 |
| info@btckp.gov.pk | |
| Location | Phase 4, Hayatabad, Peshawar |
| Lab reports | Online, from the Lab Reports button on the website |
BPSC has an OPD and OT schedule page, but when we opened it on 9 November 2026 the table had headings and no rows. So we cannot list the plastic surgery clinic days. Call the reception before a planned visit.
The centre also runs evening Institution Based Practice (IBP), started under an FCPS consultant. In IBP you see the hospital's own senior doctor in the evening for a fee. The fee and hours were not on the public pages we read.
How to get a follow-up or plastic surgery appointment
After a burn heals, many patients need dressing changes, physiotherapy or later surgery for scars and tight skin. At BPSC this goes through the OPD. Here is the order we suggest from what the centre publishes.
- Keep your discharge slip and Medical Record number from the first visit.
- Call reception on 091-9217964 and ask which day the plastic surgery OPD sits.
- Go that morning with your CNIC, or the child's B-Form, and every old report.
- If surgery is advised, ask whether the Sehat Card can cover the admission.
- Collect any lab results through the centre's online lab reports page.
The Sehat Card Plus pays for admitted treatment for eligible KP families. Check your family first in our Sehat Card Plus eligibility guide. We did not find a statement on btckp.gov.pk that names BPSC as an empanelled hospital, so confirm at the counter.
Frequently asked questions
Which hospital treats burns in Peshawar?
The Burns and Plastic Surgery Centre in Phase 4, Hayatabad, which runs a 24-hour burns emergency with 50 burn beds and an 8-bed ICU.
What is the Burns Centre Peshawar phone number?
091-9217960 to 64. The 24-hour reception is 091-9217964.
Is the BPSC burns emergency open at night?
Yes. BPSC says its burns services run round the clock.
Does BPSC treat children with burns?
Yes. It has 12 beds reserved for children with burns.
What are the plastic surgery OPD days at BPSC?
The centre's schedule page was empty when we checked on 9 November 2026. Call 091-9217964 to ask.
What should I do first for a burn at home?
Cool the burn under cool running water for 20 minutes, remove rings and tight clothing near it, and get medical help. Our first aid guide has the full steps.
Sources and last checked
We read BPSC's home page, director's message, burns and trauma service pages, OPD schedule page and contact page on btckp.gov.pk on 9 November 2026, about 14:45 PKT. We did not phone the centre. Bed numbers are as the centre publishes them.
About the author

Public Services and Education Journalist
Fajr Riaz is a journalist and content writer at Pakistan Era, based in Lahore. She covers the questions people meet in everyday life in Pakistan: how a public service works, what a change in the rules means, and where to find a reliable answer.




