I am pleased to share that Outlook’s Best Doctors South 2026 includes me in its Vascular Surgery listing. The 2025 edition also featured my name in the same specialty, marking my inclusion in two consecutive editions.
I welcome this recognition and thank the colleagues who supported my nomination. For patients getting to know my practice, I would like to share what the feature covers and the clinical work behind my profile.
My inclusion in the 2026 edition
The 2026 edition of Outlook’s Best Doctors South lists Dr Sravan C.P.S under Vascular Surgery in its Karnataka section. It also carries a profile describing my work in vascular surgery and endovascular interventions.
The profile covers my training and the range of conditions I manage, including vein disorders, arterial disease, diabetic foot problems and dialysis access.
Continuing from the 2025 listing
The 2025 edition of Outlook’s Best Doctors South also includes my name under Vascular Surgery in Karnataka. I have retained that milestone here alongside the latest feature so readers can see both editions clearly.
How the publication describes the selection
Nebkar Media and Research describes the feature as a peer-nomination survey of consultant doctors, followed by editorial review. The publication identifies it as an Outlook Brand Solution Initiative.
The listing acknowledges professional recognition. It does not certify treatment outcomes or establish that a listed doctor provides better care than doctors outside the list.
My training in vascular and endovascular surgery
I trained in vascular surgery at the Jain Institute of Vascular Sciences in India and completed a fellowship at National University Hospital, Singapore. My fellowship focused on dialysis access maintenance and aortic conditions, including aneurysms and dissections.
My qualifications include postgraduate training in general and vascular surgery and MRCS from Edinburgh. You can read more about my training and clinical background on my profile page.
The vascular conditions I help patients manage
My practice in Bengaluru covers problems affecting arteries and veins. I assess each patient’s symptoms, medical history and investigations before discussing the available options.
For people with varicose veins and other vein problems, that discussion includes their symptoms and how the veins function. I also evaluate patients with deep vein thrombosis, where a blood clot forms in a deep vein.
My arterial work includes assessing reduced blood flow to the legs and managing circulation problems associated with diabetic foot wounds. For patients who need haemodialysis, I help plan and manage vascular access for dialysis.
I also undertake aortic and selected embolization procedures. Treatment planning may involve medicines, an endovascular procedure or open surgery, depending on the condition and the patient’s needs.
What I want patients to understand about their care
Professional recognition can introduce you to a doctor’s work. During a consultation, I want you to understand your own diagnosis and the reasons behind any treatment recommendation.
I aim to explain what the investigations show, which options we can consider and what follow-up may involve. I also discuss the expected benefits, possible risks and limits of treatment. You should have room to ask questions before making a decision.
I appreciate my inclusion in the 2025 and 2026 editions. My responsibility to each patient remains the same: assess the problem carefully, explain the options clearly and recommend care that fits their circumstances.
Discuss your vascular health with me
If you need an assessment of an ongoing circulation problem or a diagnosed vascular condition, you can arrange a consultation at my practice in Basavanagudi, Bengaluru. Bring your previous reports and current medicine list so we can review them together.
