The clinic
Dr. Subhash sees patients at Grand Infinity Medical Center in Al Muteena, Deira, in north-east Dubai. The clinic is at Shop No. 4, next to the Grand Excelsior Hotel.
Dr. Subhash and Dubai
- The clinic is in Al Muteena, Deira, next to the Grand Excelsior Hotel.
- He worked at KIMS Health Medical Centre in Bur Dubai from September 2023 to March 2024, and at Karama Medical Center in Dubai from October 2019 to March 2020. His CV lists Right Health Karama Medical Center, Dubai, from April 2025.
Pages for Dubai patients
- Knee doctorOne surgeon for knee pain, injuries, arthritis and replacement.
- Knee replacement surgeryA new joint surface for a knee worn out by arthritis.
- Hip replacement surgeryA new ball and socket for a hip worn out by arthritis.
- Knee arthroscopy (keyhole knee surgery)Keyhole surgery to look inside the knee and repair it.
- Shoulder arthroscopy (keyhole shoulder surgery)Keyhole surgery to find and repair problems inside the shoulder.
- Shoulder replacement surgeryNew joint surfaces for a shoulder damaged by arthritis or injury.
- ACL reconstruction surgeryKeyhole surgery to replace a torn knee ligament with a graft.
- Meniscus tear treatmentCare for torn knee cartilage, from physiotherapy to keyhole repair.
- Rotator cuff repairReattaching torn shoulder tendons to the bone, usually by keyhole surgery.
- Sports injury careAssessment and treatment for knee, shoulder and other sports injuries.
- Fracture and trauma careCare for broken bones, dislocations and injuries after accidents.
- Children's orthopaedicsBone and joint care for babies, children and teenagers.
- Hand surgeryRepair of hand injuries, cut tendons and bent fingers.
- Deformity correction and limb reconstructionStraightening bent bones and fixing breaks that healed badly.
- Bone tumoursAssessment and treatment of bone tumours.
- Pelvic and acetabular fracture surgeryRepair of breaks in the pelvis and the hip socket.
- Knee arthritis (osteoarthritis) treatmentHelp for a stiff, painful knee worn by arthritis, with or without surgery.
- Hip arthritis (osteoarthritis) treatmentCare for a stiff, painful hip worn by arthritis, from exercise to replacement.
- Partial knee replacementResurfaces only the worn side of the knee and keeps the rest.
- ACL tear treatmentFinding out if a torn ACL needs surgery, and what recovery takes.
- Revision knee replacementA second operation to fix or replace a knee replacement that has failed.
- Fracture surgery and fixationPutting a broken bone back in line and holding it while it heals.
- Kneecap pain (patellofemoral pain) treatmentPain at the front of the knee, around or behind the kneecap.
- Carpal tunnel release surgeryFrees the squeezed nerve at the wrist that numbs the fingers.
- Hip fracture surgerySurgery and recovery after a broken hip, most often in older adults.
- Children's fracture careCare for broken bones in growing children, including growth plates.
- Knee ligament injury treatmentCare for torn or sprained knee ligaments: MCL, LCL, PCL and more.
- Rotator cuff tear treatmentFinding the cause of shoulder pain and weakness, and the right next step.
- Frozen shoulder treatmentHelp for a painful, stiff shoulder that will not move freely.
- Shoulder dislocation treatmentCare after a shoulder comes out of joint, and stopping it happening again.
- Carpal tunnel treatmentRelief for numb, tingling fingers caused by a squeezed nerve at the wrist.
- Trigger finger treatmentHelp for a finger or thumb that catches, clicks or locks when it bends.
- Wrist fracture treatmentCare for a broken wrist, from a cast to fixing the bone with a plate.
- Neck pain (cervical spine) treatmentPain or stiffness in the neck, sometimes spreading to the arm.
- Upper back pain (thoracic spine) treatmentPain between the shoulder blades or in the middle of the back.
- Lower back pain (lumbar spine) treatmentPain in the lower back, sometimes spreading down the leg.
- Foot and ankle pain treatmentPain in the heel, foot or ankle, after injury or over time.
- Joint dislocation treatmentPutting a joint back in place, then protecting and rebuilding it.
- Road accident injuries and polytrauma careOrthopaedic care for broken bones and joints after a road accident.
- Wound and laceration repairCleaning, closing and dressing cuts and open injuries.
- Fracture nonunion and malunion treatmentTreatment for broken bones that will not heal or healed crooked.
- Osteomyelitis treatmentTreatment for infection in a bone, with antibiotics and sometimes surgery.
- Knee cartilage repair surgeryKeyhole surgery to smooth or repair a damaged patch of knee cartilage.
- Kneecap dislocation treatmentCare for a kneecap that slipped out of place or keeps slipping.
- Revision hip replacement surgeryA second operation to fix or replace a failed hip replacement.
- Labral tear and SLAP repair surgeryKeyhole repair of the torn cartilage rim of the shoulder socket.
- Shoulder impingement treatmentPain lifting the arm, from a pinched tendon in the shoulder.
- AC joint injury and arthritis treatmentPain or a bump where the collarbone meets the shoulder.
- Tennis elbow treatmentPain on the outside of the elbow from overused forearm tendons.
- Hand and finger fracture treatmentCare for broken bones in the fingers, thumb and palm.
- Hand and wrist lump treatmentAssessment and removal of lumps on the hand, wrist and fingers.
- Dupuytren's contracture treatmentHelp for fingers slowly pulled into the palm by tight tissue.
- De Quervain's tenosynovitis treatmentHelp for pain on the thumb side of the wrist.
- Ankle sprain treatmentA twisted ankle that stretches or tears the ankle ligaments.
- Foot and ankle fracture treatmentBroken bones in the ankle, foot or toes, from injury or overuse.
- Plantar fasciitis (heel pain) treatmentPain under the heel from a strained band in the sole.
- Achilles tendon tear treatmentA torn heel cord, treated in a boot or repaired by surgery.
- Haglund's deformity treatmentA painful bony bump at the back of the heel.
- Flat foot treatmentLow or fallen arches in children and adults, when they cause problems.
- Bunion (hallux valgus) treatmentA painful bony lump at the base of the big toe.
- Slipped disc (disc bulge) treatmentA spinal disc bulging out and pressing on a nerve.
- Spinal epidural steroid injectionA steroid injection near a pressed spinal nerve to ease pain.
- Spine care: neck and back painCare for neck pain, back pain and disc problems.
- Physiotherapy and rehabilitationExercise, electrotherapy and traction to restore movement and strength.
- Gout treatmentSudden, very painful swollen joints caused by uric acid crystals.
- Rheumatoid arthritis treatmentOrthopaedic care for joints affected by rheumatoid arthritis.
- Osteoporosis treatmentWeak, fragile bones: treatment to lower the chance of a fracture.
- Joint and muscle pain treatment without surgeryMedical treatment for arthritis and long-lasting joint or muscle pain.
- Joint injections and joint aspirationInjections into the knee or shoulder, and draining fluid from joints.
- Orthopaedic procedures in the clinicCasts, stitches, joint injections and minor procedures, without a hospital stay.
Patients from Sharjah
Dr. Subhash sees patients from Sharjah at the Deira clinic, Grand Infinity Medical Center in Al Muteena, Deira, in north-east Dubai, next to the Grand Excelsior Hotel. From April 2024 to April 2025 he was a specialist orthopaedic surgeon at Burjeel Specialty Hospital in Sharjah.
Where to book
Grand Infinity Medical Center
Shop No. 4, next to Grand Excelsior Hotel, Al Muteena, Deira, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
DirectionsCall +971 58 599 7460WhatsApp
Questions patients ask
Is an orthopedic surgeon the same as a bone doctor?
Yes. Bone doctor, ortho doctor and orthopedician are everyday names for an orthopaedic surgeon: a doctor trained in bones, joints, muscles, tendons and ligaments. Dr. Subhash practises as a Specialist Orthopaedic Surgeon.
Do I need a referral to see Dr. Subhash?
Usually not. You can book directly by phone or WhatsApp. Some insurance plans ask for a referral or pre-approval for scans and surgery; the clinic will tell you what your plan needs.
What should I bring to my first visit?
Your Emirates ID, your insurance card, a list of the medicines you take, and any X-rays, MRI reports or operation notes you already have.
Can I see him on a Friday?
His Google profile lists Friday as closed. Ask the clinic for the current week's times when you book.
Book an appointment
His nurse answers the phone and WhatsApp.