Dr. Prankul Singhal
Dr. Prankul Singhal
SENIOR CONSULTANT
PRINCIPAL CONSULTANT & UNIT HEAD, MAX HOSPITAL, NOIDA SEC 128
MBBS, MS, MCH
Neurosurgeon (Brain & Spine)
Dr. Prankul Singhal is a renowned Neurosurgeon specializing in advanced brain and spine surgeries. With extensive training in endoscopic spine surgery, robotic spine surgery, minimally invasive spine procedures, and complex brain surgeries, he is committed to delivering world-class neurological care with precision and compassion.
At Genesys Clinic, Dr. Singhal offers comprehensive diagnosis and treatment for a wide range of neurological and spinal conditions, including slipped discs, spinal stenosis, spine fractures, brain tumors, head injuries, aneurysms, and nerve disorders. His expertise in minimally invasive and endoscopic techniques enables faster recovery, reduced pain, and improved outcomes for patients.
Having received advanced international training in endoscopic spine surgery, Dr. Singhal combines cutting-edge technology with evidence-based treatment approaches to help patients regain mobility, independence, and a better quality of life. His patient-first philosophy and commitment to excellence make him a trusted name in brain and spine care.
Treatments by Dr. Prankul Singhal
Full Endoscopic Spine Surgery
- UBE Spine Surgery
- Robotic Spine Surgery
- Scoliosis Surgery
- Lumbar / Cervical Spine Disc Surgery
- Spine Fracture Surgery
- Vertebroplasty / Kyphoplasty
- Spine Tumor Surgery
- Paediatric Spine Surgery
- Nerve Root Block
Full Endoscopic Brain Surgery
- Skull Base Surgery
- Brain Tumor Surgery
- Cerebro Vascular Surgery
- Paediatric Neurosurgery
- Brain Hemorrhage Surgery
- Seizure Surgery
- Head Injury Surgery
- Functional Neurosurgery
- Pituitary Tumor Surgery
- Aneuyrysm Coiling / Clipping
Testimonials
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4.8
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Manju Children Academy
1 month ago
We are extremely thankful to Dr. Prankul Singhal for the excellent care and successful surgery. From consultation to recovery, he explained everything clearly and supported us throughout the journey. After spinal cord detethering surgery, the improvement has been remarkable. Highly recommended neurosurgeon.
Jitender Singh
1 month ago
Highly satisfied with the treatment provided by Dr. Prankul Singhal. He handled a complex brain surgery with great expertise and professionalism. Very supportive doctor with excellent patient care. Strongly recommended for neurosurgical treatment.
Abhishek Singh
1 month ago
We consulted Dr. Prankul Singhal for severe back pain and underwent Endoscopic Discectomy under his care. He explained the procedure, risks, and recovery process clearly. The surgery went smoothly, and recovery was comfortable with excellent post-operative guidance. Highly recommended for spine-related problems.
Rohit Thakur
1 month ago
We consulted Dr. Prankul Singhal for a brain hemorrhage case, and the care provided was exceptional. He explained the condition, urgency of treatment, and surgical plan clearly. His expertise and confidence gave our family reassurance during a critical time. Thankful for the treatment and support throughout recovery.
CHANCHAL PATEL
2 months ago
I cannot express enough gratitude to Dr. Prankul Singhal (Department of Neuro Surgery) at Max Super Speciality Hospital, Noida. My relative, Vishal Patel, was admitted to the emergency department following a severe road traffic accident with a critical head injury.
Dr. Prankul Singhal acted swiftly and performed a highly complex, life-saving neurosurgery (Decompressive Craniectomy and clot evacuation). His exceptional surgical skill, precise decision-making, and deep expertise literally saved Vishal's life.
Seeing the patient gradually and steadily improve post-surgery is nothing short of a miracle for our family. Beyond his phenomenal expertise
If you are looking for a highly skilled, compassionate, and dependable neurosurgeon, I recommend Dr. Prankul Singhal without a single doubt. He is a lifesaver. Thank you, Doctor!
Dr. Prankul Singhal acted swiftly and performed a highly complex, life-saving neurosurgery (Decompressive Craniectomy and clot evacuation). His exceptional surgical skill, precise decision-making, and deep expertise literally saved Vishal's life.
Seeing the patient gradually and steadily improve post-surgery is nothing short of a miracle for our family. Beyond his phenomenal expertise
If you are looking for a highly skilled, compassionate, and dependable neurosurgeon, I recommend Dr. Prankul Singhal without a single doubt. He is a lifesaver. Thank you, Doctor!
ved prakash
3 months ago
I got my spine surgery done with Mr Prankul and my experience was really good what a great work and personality I've been very comfortable with the doctor as he was very confident on his skills.
Praveen Athghara
6 months ago
I recently consulted Dr. Prankul Singhal for L4–L5 spine compression. After two consultations, he advised surgery. The procedure was successful, and I was discharged within just three days.
I must say that Dr. Prankul Singhal is one of the best spine surgeons in the NCR region. His ability to identify and address the root cause of the problem is truly exceptional. My recovery has been smooth, and his confidence and expertise throughout the treatment were remarkable.
I highly recommend consulting Dr. Prankul Singhal if you are experiencing any spine or brain-related issues. It is always better to seek the right expert at the right time rather than worsening the condition by visiting multiple hospitals.
I must say that Dr. Prankul Singhal is one of the best spine surgeons in the NCR region. His ability to identify and address the root cause of the problem is truly exceptional. My recovery has been smooth, and his confidence and expertise throughout the treatment were remarkable.
I highly recommend consulting Dr. Prankul Singhal if you are experiencing any spine or brain-related issues. It is always better to seek the right expert at the right time rather than worsening the condition by visiting multiple hospitals.
Robin Chaudhary
7 months ago
Doctor: Dr. Pankul Singhal (Neurosurgery)
Hospital: Jaypee Max Hospital, Sector 128, Noida
“From Conscious and Talking to a Life-Threatening Condition — We Lost Our Mother😭”
I am sharing my personal experience so other families can take informed decisions.
My mother was admitted with a head injury. Initially, CT scans showed swelling and clotting. We were informed that surgery would be required only if the swelling increased. A subsequent CT showed no increase, and we were repeatedly told that she was improving and might be shifted to the ward soon.
However, despite her persistent complaints of headache and confusion, no MRI or repeat CT was done for several days. On 23 November, her condition suddenly deteriorated, and emergency surgery was performed.
After surgery, we were informed that the CT was actually improved compared to earlier scans, yet surgery was carried out due to her sudden unconsciousness. As a family, this left us with many unanswered questions regarding monitoring, timely imaging, and clinical decision-making.
Communication felt inconsistent, and we did not receive clear explanations during critical moments. Ultimately, we lost our mother.
This review reflects our personal experience and deep disappointment. I sincerely hope that better transparency, closer monitoring, and clearer communication are ensured for future patients and their families.
“Clarification to Dr. Prankul Singhal’s Reply”:
We would like to respectfully clarify a few points based on our experience.
Our mother did complain of headache during her stay. She informed the ICU support staff/compounders, and this was also communicated by my father to the medical team. Each time, we were told that head-injury–related headache is expected, that medicines for the head were already being given, and that it would take time to settle. Similar reassurance was given by the attending staff when she complained.
As attendants, we trusted the treating team’s assessment and guidance. We are not medical professionals, and it was not possible for us to judge what was happening internally in the brain. Since treatment was ongoing for head injury, we relied on the team to decide if further imaging or intervention was required.
She was admitted on the evening of 19 November and appeared stable on 20, 21, and 22 November. We gave sufficient time and trusted the team to identify and manage any negative progression. During this period, monitoring was primarily through CT scans; no MRI was done.
Our concern is not about blaming individuals but about the gap between repeated reassurances of stability and the sudden critical deterioration. This naturally left us with questions regarding monitoring, escalation, and communication.
This review reflects our lived experience as a family who lost their mother. It is shared with the intention of expressing our perspective, not to spread false information.
Hospital: Jaypee Max Hospital, Sector 128, Noida
“From Conscious and Talking to a Life-Threatening Condition — We Lost Our Mother😭”
I am sharing my personal experience so other families can take informed decisions.
My mother was admitted with a head injury. Initially, CT scans showed swelling and clotting. We were informed that surgery would be required only if the swelling increased. A subsequent CT showed no increase, and we were repeatedly told that she was improving and might be shifted to the ward soon.
However, despite her persistent complaints of headache and confusion, no MRI or repeat CT was done for several days. On 23 November, her condition suddenly deteriorated, and emergency surgery was performed.
After surgery, we were informed that the CT was actually improved compared to earlier scans, yet surgery was carried out due to her sudden unconsciousness. As a family, this left us with many unanswered questions regarding monitoring, timely imaging, and clinical decision-making.
Communication felt inconsistent, and we did not receive clear explanations during critical moments. Ultimately, we lost our mother.
This review reflects our personal experience and deep disappointment. I sincerely hope that better transparency, closer monitoring, and clearer communication are ensured for future patients and their families.
“Clarification to Dr. Prankul Singhal’s Reply”:
We would like to respectfully clarify a few points based on our experience.
Our mother did complain of headache during her stay. She informed the ICU support staff/compounders, and this was also communicated by my father to the medical team. Each time, we were told that head-injury–related headache is expected, that medicines for the head were already being given, and that it would take time to settle. Similar reassurance was given by the attending staff when she complained.
As attendants, we trusted the treating team’s assessment and guidance. We are not medical professionals, and it was not possible for us to judge what was happening internally in the brain. Since treatment was ongoing for head injury, we relied on the team to decide if further imaging or intervention was required.
She was admitted on the evening of 19 November and appeared stable on 20, 21, and 22 November. We gave sufficient time and trusted the team to identify and manage any negative progression. During this period, monitoring was primarily through CT scans; no MRI was done.
Our concern is not about blaming individuals but about the gap between repeated reassurances of stability and the sudden critical deterioration. This naturally left us with questions regarding monitoring, escalation, and communication.
This review reflects our lived experience as a family who lost their mother. It is shared with the intention of expressing our perspective, not to spread false information.