Dr. Supreet Bajwa

About Dr. Supreet Bajwa

Dr. Supreet Bajwa is a Consultant Hip & Knee Surgeon at Wockhardt Hospital in Mumbai with over 8 years of specialized experience in orthopedic joint surgery. He holds an MBBS degree, DNB Orthopaedics certification, and a Fellowship in Arthroplasty from Australia, bringing internationally trained expertise to his practice. His qualifications position him as a trusted specialist in complex joint reconstruction and arthroscopic procedures.

Dr. Bajwa has successfully managed over 10,000 patients, demonstrating substantial clinical depth in both primary and revision joint replacement surgeries. He specializes in robotic-assisted knee replacement, direct anterior approach (DAA) hip replacement, and minimally invasive techniques that reduce recovery time and post-operative discomfort. His expertise extends across primary hip and knee osteoarthritis, partial knee replacements, revision procedures, and joint injection therapy. Dr. Bajwa combines traditional surgical principles with contemporary technology to optimize patient outcomes.

International patients from the Gulf, Africa, and South Asia regularly seek his care, appreciating his fluency in English and Hindi alongside his methodical approach to patient communication. He takes time to explain surgical options, recovery expectations, and rehabilitation protocols in a manner that international patients find reassuring and clear. His hospital practice accommodates medical tourists with dedicated coordination for travel, accommodation, and post-operative follow-up arrangements.

Wockhardt Hospital in Mumbai is a multi-specialty facility with NABH accreditation, modern orthopedic operation theatres, and a dedicated joint replacement center. The hospital maintains high standards of infection control, anesthesia support, and physiotherapy infrastructure essential for successful joint surgery recovery. International patients benefit from the hospital's international desk, English-speaking nursing staff, and streamlined documentation processes.

Patients from overseas typically arrive 1–2 days before surgery for pre-operative assessment and leave within 3–5 days post-operatively, with remote follow-up consultations arranged via video. Dr. Bajwa's combination of international training, large patient volume, and access to modern hospital infrastructure makes him a reliable choice for those seeking joint replacement care at competitive Indian medical-tourism rates.