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Dr. Mayur Rabhadiya | Knee Specialist & Robotic Knee Replacement Surgeon in Mumbai
Clear diagnosis. Appropriate non-surgical care.
Knee replacement only when it is likely to meaningfully improve pain, walking and daily function.
Consultations in Ghatkopar East & West, Mumbai
1. Understand the Cause
Your symptoms, examination and relevant imaging are considered together.
An X-ray is important, but treatment should not be decided from an X-ray alone.
2. Treat Appropriately
When suitable, treatment may include medication, physiotherapy, activity modification, injections and other non-surgical options.
​3. Consider Surgery When It Is Likely to Help
Knee replacement may be considered when arthritis causes significant pain, stiffness or loss of function despite appropriate treatment.
4. Plan the Operation Around the Patient
When surgery is appropriate, the surgical approach, implant strategy, alignment plan and use of robotic assistance are selected according to the individual knee.
Technology assists the operation. The surgeon makes the decisions.
DISCOVER DR. MAYUR RABHADIYA'S PRECISION KNEE PATHWAY
A Clear Path From Knee Pain to the Right Treatment
Not every painful knee needs surgery. And not every patient who needs knee replacement needs exactly the same operation.
Expert Care for Knee Pain, Arthritis and Joint Replacement
Dr. Mayur Rabhadiya offers expert consultations for knee pain, focusing on personalized treatment plans to alleviate discomfort and improve mobility for all patients.
A Treatment Decision Should Make Sense to You
1. Diagnosis Before Treatment
Recommendations based on symptoms, examination, imaging and function, not just X-rays.
2. Surgery Only When Appropriate
Non-surgical care first. Surgery when expected benefit justifies the operation.
3. Surgeon-Led Robotic Planning
Robotic assists with measurements; decisions remain surgeon-led.
4. Clear Explanations
Understand diagnosis, options, recovery and realistic outcomes before deciding.
5. Individualised Treatment
No single plan for everyone. Treatment tailored to your knee and goals.
6. Second Opinions Welcome
If unsure, get a detailed second opinion before making your decision.
MEET
DR. MAYUR RABHADIYA
Orthopedic & Robotic Joint Replacement Surgeon
Dr. Mayur Rabhadiya is an orthopedic and joint replacement surgeon with a focused practice in knee arthritis, knee replacement and hip reconstruction.
Lead Robotic Joint Replacement Surgeon at Shree Hospitals, Ghatkopar, and is certified on CORI and ROSA robotic-assisted knee systems.
His approach is diagnosis-led: understand why the joint hurts, consider appropriate non-surgical treatment first, and recommend surgery only when the expected benefit justifies it.
MBBS | D'Ortho | DNB (Ortho) | MNAMS (Ortho) | FIJR (Robotic & Navigation)
Why Patients Consult Dr. Mayur Rabhadiya
Clear, Evidence-Based Decisions
Every recommendation should explain what the diagnosis is, why a treatment is appropriate, what alternatives exist and what outcome can reasonably be expected. The aim is informed decision-making, not technology-led treatment.
Stepwise Knee Care
Patients are guided from assessment and appropriate non-surgical care to surgery only when symptoms, function and expected benefit justify it. This helps avoid both premature operations and unnecessary delay when arthritis has become severely limiting.
Focused Surgical Training
Dr. Mayur Rabhadiya is an Orthopedic and Joint Replacement Surgeon with qualifications including MBBS, D’Ortho, DNB (Orthopedics), MNAMS and FIJR in Robotic and Navigation. He is certified in Smith+Nephew CORI and Zimmer Biomet ROSA robotic-assisted knee systems. The surgeon controls and performs every procedure.
View the professional profile of Dr. Mayur Rabhadiya.
When Should You Book a Knee Assessment?
Consider an orthopedic assessment when knee symptoms are persistent, worsening or affecting normal life. Common reasons include:
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Pain that limits walking, stairs, work or exercise.
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Stiffness after rest or difficulty bending and straightening the knee.
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Recurring swelling, instability or a feeling that the knee may give way.
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Night pain or symptoms that disturb sleep.
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Bow-leg or knock-knee deformity that is progressing.
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Symptoms that continue despite appropriate physiotherapy, medicines or activity modification.
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Uncertainty about injections, robotic surgery or a previous recommendation for knee replacement.
Urgent assessment may be needed after a major injury, with sudden inability to bear weight, a hot swollen joint with fever, or rapidly worsening symptoms.
Patient Education for Better Decisions
Reliable information helps patients understand options without exaggeration. The website’s education library covers common symptoms, arthritis stages, non-surgical care, preparation for surgery and recovery after knee replacement.
Consult in Ghatkopar, Mumbai
Dr. Mayur Rabhadiya is an Orthopedic and Joint Replacement Surgeon in Mumbai and serves as Lead Robotic Joint Replacement Surgeon at Shree Hospitals, Ghatkopar. His clinical practice focuses on knee arthritis, robotic knee replacement, minimally invasive mini-subvastus knee replacement, hip replacement, and complex joint reconstruction. He consults at Ghatkopar East and Ghatkopar West. Each clinic page includes the address, contact number and directions. Consultation is by prior appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does every patient with knee arthritis need surgery?
No. Many patients can be managed appropriately without surgery. Knee replacement is considered when pain and functional limitation become substantial and the expected benefit justifies an operation.
Does bone-on-bone arthritis automatically require knee replacement?
No. X-rays must be interpreted together with symptoms, walking limitation, examination findings, deformity, health factors and response to previous treatment.
Does a robot perform knee replacement surgery?
No. Robotic technology assists with planning, measurements and controlled execution. The surgeon remains responsible for and performs the operation.
Can GFC or another injection regrow lost knee cartilage?
No injection should be described as a reliable method to regenerate cartilage lost from advanced arthritis. Selected injections may help some patients with symptoms, but suitability and likely benefit vary.
Can I seek a second opinion before knee replacement?
Yes. A second opinion can clarify the diagnosis, whether surgery is needed, the timing and which procedure may be appropriate.
Not Sure What Your Knee Actually Needs?
The most important question is not whether a treatment is robotic, minimally invasive or new. It is whether that treatment is appropriate for your knee.
Book a knee consultation with Dr. Mayur Rabhadiya in Ghatkopar East or Ghatkopar West, or call +91 84249 03913.
Medical Review
Author and medical reviewer: Dr. Mayur Rabhadiya, Orthopedic and Joint Replacement Surgeon — MBBS, D’Ortho, DNB (Orthopedics), MNAMS, FIJR (Robotic and Navigation). Last medically reviewed: August 2026.
Medical Disclaimer
This website provides general patient education and does not replace clinical examination, diagnosis or personalised medical advice. Treatment decisions and outcomes vary according to the patient’s condition, imaging, medical health and individual goals. No injection, implant, surgical approach or robotic system can guarantee a particular outcome.
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