ONLY INDIAN
Direct Anterior Approach launch faculty
The only Indian surgeon on the DAA launch faculty. Named alongside 5 international peers (Shalby DAA brochure, January 2026)
What are Dr. Ramneek Mahajan's credentials and experience?
Dr. Ramneek Mahajan is Chairman, Orthopaedics & Joint Replacement, and Chief Robotic Joint Replacement.
Max SMART Saket
Mahajan's GK-1
What is Dr. Ramneek Mahajan's international experience?
Dr Ramneek Mahajan completed international training fellowships in Singapore (2007), Germany (2009 and 2010), and Australia (2012). He has served as invited faculty at 9 international conferences across 6 countries between 2010 and 2019. He is named in the 2026 Shalby Direct Anterior Approach Surgical Technique brochure alongside seven United States surgeons, and has operated on patients who have travelled to India from 8 countries.
PublishedJan 2026
Dr. Mahajan is one of 8 surgeons worldwide credited in the official 2026 international guide for less-invasive hip replacement (Direct Anterior Approach).
When other orthopaedic surgeons learn this technique, they read Dr. Mahajan's contribution to the procedure.
Source · Shalby Direct Anterior Approach Surgical Technique manual, January 2026, page 3. Named alongside leading US arthroplasty surgeons.
TaughtMay 2012
Invited faculty at the Current Concepts in Joint Replacement meeting in Las Vegas.
Hosted ↩ India panelOct 2025
Three senior US surgeons travelled to Delhi to teach alongside Dr. Mahajan at SMART Conclave 2025.
Where did Dr. Ramneek Mahajan train, and where has he practised?
Dr. Ramneek Mahajan trained across three continents - Singapore, Germany, and Australia - between 2007 and 2013, after MBBS and MS Orthopaedics at Government Medical College Aurangabad. He has practised across major Delhi hospitals for 25+ years, now Chairman of Orthopaedics & Joint Replacement at Max Smart Super Speciality, Saket.
When was Dr. Ramneek Mahajan named among India's Inspiring Orthopaedicians?
Dr Ramneek Mahajan was named among India's Inspiring Orthopaedicians by The Economic Times on 30 June 2022 in New Delhi. ET's editorial team selects surgeons recognised for impact on patient care in joint replacement and robotic surgery.
JUNE 30, 2022 · NEW DELHI
Inspiring Orthopaedicians of India
30 June 2022 · New Delhi
Also recognised by IMA, Times Group, Sushruta Award, ICMR, Geriatric Society of India, IOACON, and the Spirit of Entrepreneurship North India.
Why volume changes outcomes
Six questions patients and caregivers ask us, answered with the volume behind each and the literature that backs it.
How safe is robotic joint replacement in Dr. Ramneek Mahajan's hands?
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robotic joint replacements on the MAKO system. The learning-curve cliff is real - surgeons who performed less than 100 cases were twofold more likely to have complications (20.2% vs 9.8%, p<0.05).
How experienced is Dr. Ramneek Mahajan as an orthopaedic surgeon?
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lifetime orthopaedic surgeries across joint replacement, arthroscopy, trauma and spine. Years like this teach what's normal, what's rare, and how to handle both.
How many knee replacements has Dr. Ramneek Mahajan performed?
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knee replacements. Every patient's knee is different - bone, ligaments, prior wear. At this volume, the right implant follows from reading the knee, not picking a brand.
How long has Dr. Ramneek Mahajan's team been doing revision joint replacements?
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years of revision practice, many on patients who came to us after another surgeon's primary surgery failed. Long enough to know what fails, why, and how to make the next surgery hold.
How does Dr. Ramneek Mahajan choose the right approach for hip replacement?
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hip replacements across several surgical approaches (front, side, back). At this volume, we pick the approach for the patient, not the other way round.
Has Dr. Ramneek Mahajan's work been published in peer-reviewed journals?
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peer-reviewed papers + 3 book chapters. Includes ongoing research on Indian patients' shinbone shape, which matters for implant design and surgical technique.
The next family member doesn't go to a surgeon who messed up the first one
Google Reviews from families who made that choice twice. Some brought another family member after the first surgery. Others came here to fix what another surgeon got wrong.
- Dr. Ramneek Mahajan
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