Dr Gobind Bal is an accomplished orthopaedic surgeon renowned for his expertise in joint replacement surgery and sports injuries. Growing up passionate about sport and science, he found his passion in orthopaedics – a field where he could merge his interests to help others.

After completing his medical degree, Dr Bal pursued training in orthopaedic surgery in NSW at the Northside Training Program. He honed his skills in fracture management, arthroscopic surgery, and rehabilitation techniques. He became particularly drawn to the intricate art of joint replacement surgery (robotics). He was fascinated by the transformative impact it had on patients’ lives.

Throughout his career, Dr Bal has continually pushed the boundaries of orthopaedic medicine, embracing innovative techniques and technologies to enhance patient outcomes. His dedication to improving the field has led to publication in medical journals and podium presentations at national and international conferences.

Beyond his clinical expertise, Dr Bal is known for his compassionate bedside manner and unwavering commitment to patient wellbeing. He approaches each case empathetically, listens to his patients’ concerns, and develops personalised treatment plans tailored to their needs.

Dr Bal’s interests include:

• Joint replacement surgery (Robotics and Conventional): Performing procedures such as total hip replacement and total knee replacement to alleviate pain and improve mobility in patients with severe joint damage.
• Sports medicine: Treating sports-related injuries, including ligament tears, tendon injuries, and cartilage damage, often using minimally invasive techniques.
• Adult and Paediatric Fracture Management: Diagnosis and treatment of bone fractures, including complex fractures and traumatic injuries.
• Arthroscopic surgery: Performing minimally invasive procedures using an arthroscope to diagnose and treat joint conditions such as torn cartilage, ligament injuries, and meniscus repair.
• Patellofemoral stabilisation: Deformity correction using patient-specific implants.