Orthopaedic Surgeon · Knee & Shoulder
Dr. Ishan
Khanna
MBBS · MS · FIJR · FASM · FIFA Diploma in Football Medicine · Shoulder Fellowship (South Korea) · Reg. MP-31154
Trained across India and South Korea to treat knee and shoulder problems, from sports injuries to joint replacement. Patients often say he takes his time, explains things clearly and is easy to talk to.
Kharar, Mohali, Punjab · by appointment only
About
Who you'll be
seeing
He completed his MBBS at Seth G.S. Medical College and K.E.M. Hospital in Mumbai, followed by an MS in Orthopaedics at M.G.M. Medical College, Indore.
Since then he has trained under leading joint replacement and arthroscopy surgeons in Mumbai, Chandigarh and Mohali, and most recently completed a shoulder surgery fellowship at Seoul National University Bundang Hospital in South Korea.
His practice covers everything from sports injuries and fractures to complex joint replacement, with published research in arthroplasty pain protocols and robotic-assisted knee surgery.
Fellowships
Professional memberships
Both are current. Solan runs on the first and third Thursday of each month, so an appointment there has to be booked for one of those dates.
ORCID 0009-0004-8427-470X
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01A comparative study of outcome of tension band wiring and hook plating in fracture olecranonInternational Journal of Research in Orthopaedics, 2023, 9:519 to 524.DOI: 10.18203/issn.2455-4510.IntJResOrthop20231176 Published
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02Addition of surgeon-administered adductor canal infiltration to periarticular infiltration in total knee arthroplasty: effect on pain and early outcomesThe Journal of Arthroplasty, 2024.DOI: 10.1016/j.arth.2024.02.028 Published
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03Percutaneous suture-button fixation for acute acromioclavicular joint dislocation: a case seriesOrthopaedic Journal of Madhya Pradesh Chapter, 2026, 32:17 to 21.DOI: 10.4103/OJMPC.OJMPC_6_26 Published
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04A rare case of first metacarpal chondromyxoid fibromaOrthopaedic Journal of Madhya Pradesh Chapter, 2026, 32:48 to 52.DOI: 10.4103/OJMPC.OJMPC_21_25 Published
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05Robot Assisted Total Knee Arthroplasty and Navigation Assisted Total Knee Arthroplasty: a comparative study with a focus on severe varus deformitiesSubmitted to The Bone & Joint Journal.Submitted
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06Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) of hybrid tibial fixation in soft-tissue grafted anterior cruciate ligament reconstructions: a retrospective observational studySubmitted to Indian Journal of Orthopaedics.Submitted
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Conditions
Start with
the problem
Not sure what is wrong yet? These explain the common causes, what needs seeing urgently, and what treatment involves before surgery is discussed.
Expertise
Procedures
he performs
Fellowship trained across joint replacement, arthroscopy and trauma in Mumbai, Chandigarh, Mohali and Seoul, including robotic and navigation-assisted knee and hip replacement.
Replacing a worn or arthritic knee joint with an implant, so you can walk and climb stairs without the pain that comes with bone rubbing on bone.
- Primary and complex cases, including severe deformity
- Experience with robotic and navigation-assisted techniques
- Published research on post-operative pain protocols
Resurfacing only the worn side of the knee and leaving the healthy cartilage and ligaments alone, when arthritis sits in one compartment.
- For arthritis confined to one side of the knee
- Keeps the cruciate ligaments and the healthy compartments
- Smaller operation, usually a quicker recovery than a full replacement
Realigning the shin bone to shift weight off a worn inner knee, keeping your own joint and pushing a replacement further into the future.
- For younger, active patients with wear on one side
- Keeps your own knee instead of replacing it
- Correction planned from full-length standing X-rays
Rebuilding the torn cruciate ligament that keeps the knee stable, a common injury in football, cricket and other pivoting sports.
- Soft tissue graft and hybrid tibial fixation techniques
- Meniscus repair in the same sitting where needed
- Research submitted on patient reported outcomes
Meniscus Surgery
Repairing or trimming a torn meniscus through keyhole surgery, chosen by where the tear sits and whether it can heal.
- Repair where the tear can heal, trimming where it cannot
- Often done alongside ACL reconstruction in the same sitting
- Day case surgery, usually within thirty to sixty minutes
Rotator Cuff Repair
Keyhole repair of the tendons around the shoulder, for the persistent pain and weakness that makes reaching overhead or sleeping difficult.
- Arthroscopic, so smaller cuts and quicker recovery
- Refined during shoulder fellowship in Seoul, South Korea
- Physiotherapy plan built around the repair
Shoulder Instability
Stabilising a shoulder that keeps slipping out of place, whether from a single bad dislocation or repeated episodes over the years.
- Repair for recurrent dislocation and labral tears
- Open reduction and plating for acute injuries
- Return to sport guidance after healing
Total Shoulder Replacement
Resurfacing an arthritic shoulder joint with an artificial ball and socket, for shoulders where the rotator cuff is still working.
- For arthritis with an intact, working rotator cuff
- Shoulder fellowship trained at SNU Bundang Hospital, South Korea
- Generally fuller rotation than a reverse replacement
Reverse Shoulder Replacement
A shoulder replacement that reverses the ball and socket, used when the rotator cuff is too damaged for a standard replacement to work.
- For cuff-deficient shoulders and complex fractures
- Shoulder fellowship trained at SNU Bundang Hospital, South Korea
- Restores overhead function where other options have failed
Replacing a damaged hip joint, usually after years of arthritis or following a fracture, to restore comfortable movement and weight bearing.
- Primary hip replacement for arthritis and post-injury damage
- Fellowship trained in joint replacement in Mumbai
- Structured rehabilitation planning after surgery
Knee pain?
Most knee pain has a treatable cause
From ligament sprains to advanced arthritis, get a clear diagnosis before deciding on treatment.
Patient voices
What patients say
From consultations and surgeries across his practice.
Shoulder pain?
Night pain usually points somewhere specific
From a frozen shoulder to a torn rotator cuff, get a clear diagnosis before deciding on treatment.
Gallery
A look around
the practice
Clinic, theatre, fellowship and case radiographs.
Videos
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Local news coverage
On Instagram
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Consultations are by appointment only. Please book and wait for a confirmed time before coming to the clinic, as walk-ins cannot be seen.
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Where is the clinic and how do I book?
Consultations are in Kharar, Mohali, on Landran Road opposite Ambika Devi Mandir, and in Solan on the first and third Thursday of each month, when there is no Kharar clinic. Visits are by appointment only. Book on WhatsApp, by phone, or through the form on this page, and you will be given a confirmed time and place.
Do I need an appointment, or can I walk in?
Consultations are by appointment only, so please book before you travel to the clinic, as walk-ins cannot be accommodated. Booking takes a moment on WhatsApp, by phone, or through the form on this page, and you are given a confirmed time, so there is no waiting around at the clinic.
Do you offer online or video consultations?
Yes. A video consultation works for a first assessment, for a second opinion, and for going through MRI or X-ray reports if you live outside the area or cannot travel easily. Book it the same way as a clinic visit and you will be sent a time. Some problems cannot be settled without a hands-on examination, and if yours is one of them, you will be told so.
What should I bring to the first consultation?
Bring the actual films or the CD from any X-ray, MRI or CT you have had, not only the printed report, because the images carry more than the summary does. Add your previous prescriptions, a list of the medicines you take regularly, and the discharge summary if you have been operated on before. If your problem followed an injury, imaging taken at the time is especially useful.
Can I get a second opinion on surgery already advised elsewhere?
Yes, second opinions are a routine part of the practice. Bring the imaging and any notes or plan you have been given, and you will be told whether the proposed operation is the right one, including when it is.
Which insurance panels and payment options are accepted for surgeries?
Surgery is covered under ESI, the Punjab Government and Himachal Pradesh Government schemes, ECHS for ex-servicemen and their families, and the major private insurance TPAs, both cashless and by reimbursement. What you are covered for depends on your own policy and on the hospital where the operation is done, so eligibility is confirmed and pre-authorisation started before a date is fixed, never left to the day itself. Paying directly is equally straightforward, and you are given a written estimate of the full cost before anything is scheduled. The clinic desk works through the paperwork with you.
Contact us
Where to find him
Now practising as a Consultant in Kharar, Mohali and Solan, following a shoulder fellowship at Seoul National University Bundang Hospital, South Korea. Reach out for consultations, referrals or collaboration.
Landran Road, Kharar, Mohali, Punjab 140301
Opposite Ambika Devi Mandir Monday to Saturday, 10am to 5pm Directions Solan Shri Balmukand Apex Hospital
Solan, Himachal Pradesh First and third Thursday of the month Directions About the Solan clinic