Dr. Akshay has been involved in a high volume of hip and knee replacement procedures with a strong focus on precision, patient satisfaction, and long-term outcomes.
 

Surgical Highlights
 

• Involved in more than 2500 Hip & Knee Joint Replacement surgeries

• Performed over 1500 Orthopaedic surgeries across Australia and India

• Advanced expertise in robotic-assisted Hip & Knee Replacement surgery

• Specialized focus on Direct Anterior Approach (DAA) Hip Replacement

• Expertise in Robotic Partial Knee Replacement / UKR

• Extensive experience in ACL reconstruction and sports injury surgery

• Operates on complex and difficult orthopaedic cases regularly, including high-complexity surgeries in Tumkur

• High patient satisfaction with rapid recovery outcomes

• Focus on personalized rehabilitation and long-term mobility

 

Dr. Akshay has trained and operated in high-volume arthroplasty centres in both India and Australia, gaining extensive exposure to complex primary and revision joint replacement surgeries. His experience includes robotic-assisted total hip replacement, robotic total knee replacement, robotic partial knee replacement, Direct Anterior Approach (DAA) Hip Replacement, and advanced sports injury procedures.

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Having participated in over 2000 joint replacement surgeries and independently performed more than 500 joint replacement procedures, Dr. Akshay brings international expertise, precision surgical planning, and modern rapid recovery protocols to every patient.

Importantly, Dr. Akshay strongly believes that not every patient with knee pain requires surgery.

“Treat the Patient, Not Just the X-Ray”

His treatment philosophy is centered around individualized patient care. Every patient is assessed carefully based on:

• Severity of arthritis or injury

• Age and activity level

• Profession and lifestyle demands

• Functional limitations

• Patient expectations and goals

• Overall medical condition

• Knee replacement surgery is recommended only after appropriate conservative treatments have been exhausted and only when the patient feels that pain and disability are significantly affecting quality of life.