Dr. Aniruddha Bhuiyan
MS (Gen Surgery), MCh (Vascular Surgery),
FVES (NUHS Singapore), McPhleb (UK)
Consultant Vascular & Endovascular Surgery
Limb Salvage Specialist
Dr. Aniruddha S. Bhuiyan is the first MCh qualified peripheral vascular surgeon in Mumbai. He is specialized in both open surgeries and interventional endovascular procedures for arterial, venous and lymphatic disorders.
After completing his MBBS and MS (Gen Surgery), he completed his super-speciality MCh training at MS Ramaiah Medical College and Hospitals, Bangalore. He was then selected by the Vascular Society of India to train at the prestigious National University Hospital, Singapore in advanced peripheral vascular surgeries and interventions.
He is currently attached to Holy Spirit Hospital, P.D. Hinduja Hospital Khar, SL Raheja Hospital, Holy Family Hospital, Bharatiya Arogya Nidhi Hospital, Criticare Asia Hospitals in Mumbai. He has his own private consulting at Vascular Care n Cure Clinic, Andheri East, Mumbai. He is one of the FOUNDER Members of Vascular and Endovascular Society of Maharashtra & Goa (VESSOMAG) and serves as the Academic Incharge of the Association and Editor in Chief of its Newsletter (Inside the Vessel). He has many awards and has multiple presentations to his credit both at national and international conferences and journals.
His motto in patient care is that Saving Limbs is the key to Saving Lives of patients.
He believes that in this day and age of availability of Advanced Vascular Therapies (both open surgical and minimally invasive), a new type of therapy “HYBRID” where simultaneously both open and endovascular options can be utilized can be used to treat complex vascular disorders and does not require MULTIPLE DOCTORS to treat ONE CONDITION.
Our Mission
Saving Limbs, Saving Lives
For many patients, the journey to limb loss doesn’t begin with a major injury—it starts quietly. A small wound that doesn’t heal. A toe that changes color. A bit of pain while walking. These early signs often go unnoticed or untreated, especially in people with diabetes or peripheral arterial disease (PAD). But without timely intervention, the condition can progress rapidly, threatening not just the limb, but life itself.
At our vascular clinic, we believe that saving a limb is much more than a surgical goal—it’s a commitment to preserving quality of life. Limb loss dramatically affects a person’s independence, mental health and even their survival. Studies show that patients who undergo major amputations often face a steep decline in their overall health, with increased risk of complications and even mortality.
That’s why we emphasize early detection, accurate diagnosis and prompt treatment using modern revascularization techniques. Whether it’s restoring blood flow, managing infections or offering advanced wound care, our aim is simple: prevent amputation whenever possible.
Each limb saved is a life changed. Because when we save a leg, we’re also preserving a person’s ability to walk, work, care for themselves and thus live with dignity.
