Mumbai's Trusted Spine Surgeon
World-class spine care,
without rushing to surgery.
Dr. Amit Sharma is a Consultant Spine Surgeon serving South Mumbai and Thane, fellowship-trained at the Hospital for Special Surgery, New York, and at Germany's Center for Spine Surgery, Karlsbad, under Prof. Jürgen Harms. World-class spine care in Mumbai, with no rushing to surgery when other treatment can help.
Advised spine surgery elsewhere? Send your MRI and reports to Dr. Sharma for a second opinion before you decide. Get a second opinion
Trained at leading spine centres in India, the USA and Germany
- GermanyCenter for Spine Surgery, KarlsbadVisiting fellowship in spine surgery under Prof. Jürgen Harms, a pioneer of modern spinal deformity and fusion surgery.
- USAHospital for Special Surgery, New YorkClinical fellowship in spine and scoliosis surgery (Weill Cornell).
- USALSU New Orleans & University of MinnesotaClinical fellowships in paediatric spine surgery and adult reconstruction.
- IndiaSeth GS Medical College & KEM HospitalMS (Orthopaedics), ranked 3rd in the University of Mumbai; DNB (Orthopaedics).
Consulting & Operating Privileges
Consulting locations in South Mumbai and Thane · By appointment only
Neo Spine ClinicOpera House · Dr. Sharma's own clinic
Saifee HospitalCharni Road
Jaslok HospitalPeddar Road
Breach Candy HospitalBreach Candy
Sir H.N. Reliance Foundation HospitalGirgaon
Pinnacle Ortho CentreThane
Find your condition quickly.
Start with the symptom or diagnosis you already know. Each card opens a patient-friendly guide with causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment information.
Driven by passion.
Proven by outcomes.
Since 2011, Dr. Sharma has cared for patients across Mumbai, combining Indian residency training at KEM Hospital with clinical fellowships in the United States and Germany. Every treatment plan starts with an accurate diagnosis and an honest discussion of all the options, from physiotherapy to advanced spine surgery.
Global Fellowship Training
Spine and scoliosis fellowships in the USA, and a visiting fellowship in Germany under Prof. Jürgen Harms.
Personalised Treatment Plans
Many spine problems improve with non-surgical care. When surgery offers a clear benefit, he explains why, how and what recovery involves.
Minimally Invasive Focus
Micro-endoscopic and keyhole techniques designed to minimise pain, reduce blood loss and speed up recovery.
Published Researcher
Peer-reviewed papers in international journals, from lateral lumbar fusion outcomes to scoliosis and cervical myelopathy.
View publicationsWe specialise in minimally invasive and advanced spine surgery.
Minimally Invasive & Endoscopic Spine Surgery
Microdiscectomy, endoscopic decompression and MIS fusion through small, muscle-sparing incisions.
Learn more about Minimally Invasive & Endoscopic Spine SurgeryCervical Spine Surgery
Cervical spondylosis, myelopathy and disc problems: ACDF, disc replacement, anterior and posterior fusion.
Learn more about Cervical Spine SurgeryComplex Spine Reconstruction & Deformity Correction
Scoliosis, kyphosis, spinal tuberculosis, tumours and fractures that need careful planning and reconstruction.
Learn more about Complex Spine Reconstruction & Deformity CorrectionRevision Spine Surgery
Assessment and treatment when symptoms persist or return after previous spine surgery elsewhere.
Learn more about Revision Spine SurgeryThe patient journey
What to expect from your first visit to full recovery.
- 1Consultation & clinical assessmentA detailed history and examination to understand your symptoms.
- 2MRI & imaging reviewScans are read together with your symptoms, not on their own.
- 3Personalised treatment planAll suitable options explained, with their benefits and risks.
- 4Surgery or non-surgical carePhysiotherapy, medication, injections or minimally invasive surgery.
- 5Recovery & rehabilitationGuided recovery and follow-up until you're back to daily life.
“My training at KEM Mumbai, the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York and in Germany taught me that the right treatment starts with the right diagnosis, and that every patient deserves an honest explanation of every option.”
Complex spine cases, explained
Complex Spinal Reconstruction for Severe Spine InfectionA 71-year-old patient arrived with months of complete leg paralysis, caused by a severe spinal infection that had destroyed bone at L4-L5, on top of a spinal stenosis he had declined to treat years earlier.Read the case study
Defying the Weight: A 150 kg Patient's Journey Back to MobilityA 45-year-old man's ordinary lower back pain turned into an emergency within 72 hours, sudden leg weakness and numbness caused by a collapsing L2 vertebra pressing on his spinal cord, the result of…Read the case study
An 89-Year-Old's Journey from Paralysis to a SmileAn 89-year-old woman arrived with all four limbs paralysed after a fall, made more dangerous by a condition where spinal ligaments harden into bone and the neck fractures like a rigid rod rather than bending.Read the case study - The Times of India
- Bombay Times
- Divya Bhaskar
- Medical Dialogues
- MedGate Today
- Inshorts
- India TV
- Dainik Jagran
- ABP Majha
- Saam TV
- OnlyMyHealth
Exercises to keep your spine strong
Short routines for back and neck pain, and everyday precautions. Start gently, and stop if your pain increases.
Exercises for neck pain
General spine precautions
Spine health articles by Dr. Sharma
Been advised spine surgery? Get your MRI reviewed first.
Upload your MRI, X-rays and reports through a secure form. Dr. Sharma reviews them alongside your symptoms, and the clinic contacts you about the next step, whether that's non-surgical care, more tests or a consultation.
- Files go straight to private, encrypted storage, never to a public link
- DICOM files, a zipped scan folder, PDFs or photos of reports
- The clinic contacts you by phone, WhatsApp or email


