Advanced Heart Surgery Without Opening Your Chest
Where Every Heart Is Treated Like Our Own – Powered by World-Class Innovation
Led by Dr. Ishant Singla, a pioneer in Robotic and Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery (MICS) in Punjab & North India. A Part of pioneering teams for Asia’s first totally robotic double vessel CABG & India’s first totally robotic aortic valve replacement
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First in North India
MICS AVR with Edwards Inspiris Reslia Valve
Fellow in Robotic & MICS
Trained under Dr. Sathyaki Nambala (Apollo Bangalore)
Head of CTVS
Livasa Hospital, Mohali Advanced cardiac care
Dr Ishant Singla
Technnology Excellence & Family Care
MBBS, MS, MCh
Fellow in Robotic & MICS
Dr. Ishant Singla is not just a surgeon; he is a pioneer. Having served as the Head of CTVS at Livasa Hospital Mohali, he has spent his career pushing the boundaries of what is possible in cardiac care.
After rigorous training in Minimal Invasive and Robotic Cardiac programs at Apollo Bangalore under world-renowned mentors, Dr. Singla returned to North India with a mission. He has since achieved numerous “Firsts,” including the region’s first MIDCAB Triple Vessel surgery and advanced Robotic Aortic Valve replacements.
His approach combines the technical precision of a world-class robotic surgeon with the gentle, patient-focused care that treats every patient like family.
My dream is to bring the latest global technology with family care to every heart in Punjab, Haryana, and J&K
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Asia’s 1st
Part of Asia’s First team to perfrom Totally Robotic Double Vessel CABG
2000+
Minimally Invasive Surgeries Performed.
2500+
Patients treated as own family
50000+
Citizens Impacted through Community Advocacy.
Why Choose Us
Why Patients Trust Dr. Singla
Choosing the right surgeon is the most critical decision for your heart health.
We combine global expertise with local care to deliver world-class cardiac surgery right here in Punjab
No Bone Breaking
Keyhole surgery uses tiny 2-inch cuts between ribs. Your breastbone stays intact.
7-10 Days Recovery
Return to normal life within a week. Traditional surgery requires 2-3 months.
Robotic Precision
Advanced robotic systems allow pinpoint accuracy that human hands alone cannot achieve.
Minimal Pain
Small incisions mean significantly less post-operative pain and medication.
Barely Visible Scar
The tiny incision heals into a small, barely noticeable mark.
Lower Infection Risk
Smaller wounds mean dramatically reduced infection risk and blood transfusion.
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Real Stories from Punjab
Real recovery stories from across Punjab and Haryana highlight how the right cardiac care transforms lives, not just heart health. Under the guidance of Dr. Ishant Singla, a leading Cardiac Surgeon, patients rediscover confidence, strength, and the joy of living a full, active life without the limitations of heart disease
Balwant Singh | Himachal pradesh
Severe Aortic Valve Stenosis with Calcification
Recovery Story: My echocardiography showed a severely narrowed aortic valve that was blocking blood flow to my body. Dr. Singla performed a Minimally Invasive Aortic Valve Replacement (MICS AVR) using the latest Edwards Inspiris Reslia Valve. Unlike traditional surgery, there was no bone breaking involved, and my incision was barely visible
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Dr. Ishant Singla
After rigorous training in Minimal Invasive and Robotic Cardiac programs at Apollo Bangalore under world-renowned mentors, Dr. Singla returned to North India with a mission. He has since achieved numerous “Firsts,” including
- First MIDCAB Triple Vessel Surgery in Upper North India.
- First MICS AVR with Edwards Inspiris Reslia Valve.
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Have questions about Robotic or Keyhole heart surgery? Find clear, honest answers below on how our minimally invasive approach offers better results with smaller scars.
How is "Keyhole" surgery different from traditional open-heart surgery?
In traditional surgery, the chest bone is divided (sternotomy), requiring months to heal. Dr. Ishant performs MICS (Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery) through a tiny 2-3 inch incision between the ribs. This means no bone is broken, resulting in “near-zero” risk of bone infections and a much more aesthetic, barely visible scar.
Can all heart problems be treated with these "Keyhole" techniques?
Dr. Singla uses these methods for a wide range of conditions, including Bypass surgery (MIDCAB), Valve repairs/replacements (Aortic & Mitral), and even congenital defects like ASD. During your consultation, Dr. Ishant will perform a thorough evaluation to ensure you are a suitable candidate for the minimally invasive approach.
I live in a nearby town; how soon can I return home and start working?
One of the biggest advantages of Dr. Singla’s technique is the speed of recovery. Most patients are shifted from the ICU to a room on the very first day after surgery. You can typically be discharged from the hospital in 3-5 days and return to your normal routine—including driving or office work—within 7 to 10 days.
Is Robotic or Minimally Invasive surgery safe for older patients?
Yes. In fact, these advanced techniques are often safer for elderly patients because they cause significantly less trauma to the body. Dr. Singla has successfully performed MICS CABG on patients as old as 80 years. The reduced bleeding and lower risk of complications make it an ideal choice for seniors.
Does "Advanced Technology" mean the surgery will be much more expensive?
While the technology is world-class, the overall cost is often balanced by a shorter hospital stay. Because you recover faster and have a lower risk of post-operative infections or complications, you save on long-term medication, repeat hospital visits, and lost wages from extended time off work.
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