MBBS, MS (Orthopedics), IOC Diploma in Sports Medicine, Consultant Orthopedic Surgeon | Shoulder, Elbow & Sports Injury Specialist
Bangalore, India
Dr. Kushalappa Subbiah is an internationally trained Orthopedic Surgeon specializing in Shoulder, Elbow, and Sports Surgery. He is recognized for his expertise in arthroscopic surgery, sports injury management, ligament reconstruction, and upper limb orthopedics. With advanced fellowship training in Australia, he has extensive experience in managing complex shoulder, elbow, and sports-related conditions using minimally invasive and evidence-based surgical techniques.
Having trained at the Sydney Shoulder Research Institute (SSRI), Australia, Dr. Kushalappa has gained significant exposure to advanced orthopedic and sports injury care. His clinical approach combines modern surgical expertise with sports biomechanics, rehabilitation-focused care, and individualized treatment strategies to help patients achieve optimal recovery and return to activity.
International Olympic Committee (IOC), South Korean Chapter (2023)
Mangalore, Karnataka, India (2017)
Bengaluru, Karnataka, India (2014)
Dr. Kushalappa Subbiah has extensive experience in Orthopedics with specialization in Shoulder, Elbow, and Sports Surgery. He completed advanced fellowship training at the Sydney Shoulder Research Institute, Australia, and gained hands-on clinical experience at Royal North Shore Hospital and Dubbo Base Hospital, New South Wales.
Prior to his international fellowship, he worked at reputed orthopedic centers in Mumbai and Bengaluru, focusing on arthroscopic surgery and sports injury management. During this period, he trained under leading arthroscopy specialists and managed athletes from multiple sporting disciplines.
He currently practices as a Consultant Orthopedic Surgeon with a focused interest in Shoulder, Elbow, and Sports Injuries. His expertise includes arthroscopic repairs, ligament reconstruction procedures, shoulder stabilization surgeries, upper limb trauma care, and rehabilitation-based sports orthopedics.