Dr. Deep Chakraborty MBBS MS Ortho

05/12/2025

Social media is a powerful tool for medical education, but the line between educating the public and advertising our services can get blurry. 🩺📱

​As doctors in India, navigating NMC guidelines is crucial to maintain professional integrity and avoid regulatory issues. The core principle is simple: Serve the public interest, not your business interest.

The primary goal of medical ethics guidelines is to prevent the commercialization of medicine. Soliciting patients directly, offering discounts, or claiming to be "the best" are strictly prohibited

Even with patient consent, resharing positive reviews to your feed is considered advertising by the NMC and is currently prohibited. Furthermore, patient privacy regarding clinical images (like X-rays) must be absolute.

​There is often confusion among colleagues and patients about what is allowed by the National Medical Commission (NMC).
Based on current regulations and proposed guidelines, the focus must remain on education, not solicitation.

​Swipe through this carousel for a breakdown of the "Red Zones" and "Green Zones" of medical social media use. Let's keep our online presence professional, ethical, and helpful.

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30/11/2025

Why use a robot for your knee? Because one size definitely does NOT fit all! 🙅‍♀️👖
​Traditional knee surgery is great, but it’s sometimes like buying clothes off the rack.
​Robotic assistance turns your surgery into a custom tailoring experience. We use 3D modelling to map your exact knee structure before we even make an incision. The robot then helps us execute that plan within fractions of a millimeter. 📏🎯
​It’s a knee made exactly for YOU, not the average person. Better fit = smoother walking = happier you. 😊 Let’s get that custom fit!
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29/11/2025

Stepping into Princeton Medical Center and meeting Dr Hari Bezwada felt like stepping into the future of orthopaedic surgery 🔥. The energy, the precision, and the commitment to innovation were absolutely electrifying. Learning the newest advancements in joint replacement and understanding cutting-edge monomer revision techniques for both knee and hip replacements gave me a fresh surge of motivation as a surgeon 🙌.

Being accompanied by Dr. Ajay Panwar made the experience even more meaningful. Together, we had the chance to observe some of the finest surgeons in the USA — pioneers who are constantly pushing boundaries to improve patient outcomes. Every discussion, every live demo, and every corridor conversation added a new layer of insight. Their clarity of thought and structured surgical approach left a deep impression on me ✨.

This visit wasn’t just academic; it was inspiring at its core. It reminded me why continuous learning is essential and how global collaboration shapes the future of orthopaedics. I returned with renewed zeal, sharper vision, and the excitement to bring these advancements back home to my patients in India 🇮🇳💙.

06/11/2025

🦵✨ Not all implants are made of metal!
Most people are surprised when I tell them that — but yes, there’s something even more advanced: the ceramic head implant 💠

Unlike traditional metal, ceramic is ultra-smooth, biocompatible, and wear-resistant — meaning it reduces friction inside your joint and lasts longer. It’s especially helpful for people who have metal allergies or are younger and more active, since it offers better comfort and smoother motion over years of use.

In simple terms — it’s like upgrading your hips “joint gear” to a more premium, frictionless system ⚙️🙌

As technology advances, orthopedic implants are getting smarter, stronger, and more natural in feel.
Would you consider a ceramic implant if you ever needed a knee/ hip replacement? 🤔 Comment below 👇

💬 Let’s make bone health smarter — not just stronger!

15/10/2025