Dr. Sandeep Vaishya has spent over 33 years working in neurosurgery, and he’s built a reputation that goes well beyond India — he’s counted among the top neurosurgeons globally for brachial plexus injury treatment, and he’s one of the leading names in South Asia for Gamma Knife surgery. He currently practices at Fortis Memorial Research Institute, Gurugram.
What makes Dr. Sandeep Vaishya’s practice stand out is the range — he handles minimally invasive and image-guided neurosurgery, intracranial tumors including skull base tumors, functional neurosurgery, spine surgery, and peripheral nerve procedures. That’s a fairly wide net for one surgeon to cover well, and it’s part of why he’s often the one referred to for complicated or borderline-inoperable cases.
Over the years, he’s picked up some notable recognitions too — the Herbert Krauss Medal for the best paper in neuro-oncology (NSI 2001), a Life Membership Award from the Mayo Alumni Association, and a gold medal at the Dr. Majeed Memorial Oration in Karachi back in 2008. He also completed the Sundt Fellowship at Mayo Clinic in the US, and has contributed to more than 50 published papers and book chapters in peer-reviewed medical literature.
Patients coming in for brain tumor treatment, spine issues, or complex nerve-related surgeries in India are often pointed toward Dr. Sandeep Vaishya, mainly because of how broad and well-tested his surgical experience is. He sees patients Monday through Saturday, with consultations priced around ₹1,500.
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