How To Book an Online Consultation with Dr. Gurneet Singh Sawhney?

You don’t need to travel to Mumbai for a proper neurosurgical opinion. Booking an online consultation with Dr. Gurneet Singh Sawhney is straightforward. Call, WhatsApp, or email the clinic, share your scans beforehand, and you’ll get a confirmed slot within 24 to 48 hours. Patients from across India and abroad do this regularly. And most of them wish they’d done it sooner.

Dr. Gurneet Singh Sawhney, a neurosurgeon in Mumbai, has been seeing patients online for years covering second opinions, pre-surgical evaluations, post-op follow-ups, and cases where families simply needed one clear, specialist answer.

Many neurological conditions don’t require a physical examination at the first point of contact. With complete records, a phone or video consultation can deliver the same clinical depth as an in-person visit.

MRI or CT second opinion: Scans reviewed in detail and findings explained with clinical precision. Particularly useful where two or more prior opinions have conflicted.

Parkinson’s disease and DBS candidacy: Assessed based on documented medication history and symptom progression. Families evaluating Functional Neurosurgery in Mumbai as a treatment pathway use this route frequently before committing to travel.

Post-surgical follow-up: Patients who underwent neurosurgical or spine procedures elsewhere can continue specialist follow-up care remotely without finding a new surgeon.

Spine pain before any surgical decision: Many patients consult to confirm whether surgical intervention is actually warranted. That’s clinically valid. And it saves considerable time and expense.

Neurological symptoms with normal scans: More common than most patients expect. If this applies to your case, reading about whether neurological problems can be present despite normal scans before your consultation is worthwhile.

As a Neurosurgeon in Mumbai with subspecialty fellowship training in functional neurosurgery and epilepsy surgery, Dr. Sawhney makes one thing clear: if a physical examination becomes clinically necessary after the initial call, he will say so. It won’t be the default response.

Not every neurosurgeon has subspecialty training. That distinction matters considerably when the case is complex.

Dr. Sawhney completed fellowships in Functional Neurosurgery and Epilepsy Surgery in Japan. Training that goes well beyond a standard MCh qualification. It directly shapes how he reads imaging, what clinical questions he asks, and what he identifies that a generalist may not. Over 18 years at Fortis Hospital, Mulund West, he has reviewed hundreds of second opinions for patients who had already consulted multiple doctors but had not received a definitive clinical answer. The online consultation format exists precisely for those situations. Patients receive the same standard of specialist evaluation. Without the cost and burden of travelling to Mumbai.

For families outside the city seeking a structured, expert opinion they can act on, Dr. Gurneet Singh Sawhney provides that with the same rigour applied in every in-person consultation.