M.B.B.S, M.S in General Surgery
Diploma in minimal access
surgery(Laproscopy)
Fellowship in diagnostic and
therapeutic endoscopy.
Dr. Srihari R. Shapur holds an MS in General Surgery and carries prestigious qualifications including FIAGES (Fellow of the Indian Association of Gastrointestinal Endo Surgeons), a Fellowship in Endoscopy, and a Diploma in Minimal Access Surgery. These credentials place him among an elite group of surgeons in India equipped to handle both routine and complex surgical cases with precision. His approach is straightforward: every patient deserves a clear diagnosis, a well-explained treatment plan, and a surgical procedure performed with the highest degree of skill and safety. He doesn't rush decisions. He takes time to understand your concerns and ensures you walk into surgery informed and confident.
If you live in JP Nagar 7th Phase and you're dealing with something like piles, a hernia, or persistent stomach trouble, the search for the "right" surgeon can feel overwhelming. Dr. Srihari Shapur is a general surgeon, laparoscopic surgeon, gastro surgeon, colorectal surgeon, and proctologist who has built a practice around treating exactly these kinds of everyday surgical problems, using techniques that keep recovery as simple as possible.
Patients from JP Nagar 7th Phase, along with neighboring areas like Jayanagar, Bannerghatta Road, Arekere, and Hulimavu, regularly consult Dr. Shapur for hernia repair, laser piles treatment, gallbladder removal, and a range of gastrointestinal and colorectal concerns. His preference for minimally invasive surgery means most patients are looking at smaller cuts, less pain, and a return to normal life measured in days rather than weeks.
The sections below cover what conditions are treated, how each procedure works, and answers to the questions patients ask most often before booking a consultation.
Broad surgical expertise spanning general surgery, laparoscopic surgery, gastro surgery, colorectal surgery, and proctology
A minimally invasive-first philosophy, applied whenever it's clinically safe and appropriate
Transparent explanations of diagnosis, treatment choices, and what recovery will actually look like
Easy access for patients coming from Arekere, Bannerghatta Road, JP Nagar, BTM Layout, Begur, and Gottigere
Treatment plans built around the individual, not a generic protocol
A focus on results that hold up long after surgery, not just short-term symptom control
Dr. Srihari Shapur offers a comprehensive range of surgical and non-surgical procedures to address a wide spectrum of conditions. Every treatment plan is personalised based on the patient's specific diagnosis, medical history, and lifestyle needs.
Laparoscopic surgery is performed through a handful of small incisions using a camera and specialized instruments, rather than one large open cut. It's recommended for conditions like gallstones, hernias, and appendicitis, where the anatomy allows a minimally invasive approach. The benefits are well established: less post-operative pain, reduced blood loss, and a noticeably shorter recovery period compared to open surgery. Most patients are back to light activity within a few days and fuller activity within one to two weeks. Dr. Shapur's extensive experience with laparoscopic techniques means patients from JP Nagar 7th Phase get access to this option for a wide range of abdominal procedures.
Hernia surgery is recommended once a bulge is confirmed, especially if it's growing, causing discomfort, or at risk of becoming trapped (strangulated), which is a medical emergency. The procedure repositions the protruding tissue and reinforces the weakened muscle wall, typically with a synthetic mesh to lower the risk of recurrence. Whether it's done laparoscopically or through open surgery depends on the hernia's size and location, along with the patient's general health. Recovery from laparoscopic hernia repair is usually quicker, with many patients returning to desk-based work within a week. Dr. Shapur evaluates each case individually to recommend the approach best suited to long-term results.
Laser treatment for piles is recommended when hemorrhoids cause persistent bleeding, discomfort, or prolapse that doesn't settle with dietary changes or medication. It uses focused laser energy to shrink and seal off the affected tissue, avoiding the larger incisions used in traditional piles surgery. Patients typically experience less bleeding during the procedure and a considerably easier recovery, often resuming normal activity within a few days. Dr. Shapur performs this as a day-care procedure in most cases, meaning patients from JP Nagar 7th Phase can usually go home the same day, without an extended hospital stay.
Surgery for gallstones is generally recommended when they cause recurring pain, particularly after fatty meals, or when they lead to complications like inflammation or blocked bile ducts. Laparoscopic cholecystectomy — the surgical removal of the gallbladder — is the standard treatment in most such cases. Because it's minimally invasive, patients usually experience less pain than with open gallbladder surgery and can typically resume regular activity within one to two weeks. Dr. Shapur has extensive experience performing this procedure for patients across JP Nagar 7th Phase and surrounding areas, with a strong focus on safety and smooth recovery.
Appendix surgery, or appendectomy, becomes necessary when appendicitis is diagnosed — typically presenting as sharp, worsening pain in the lower right abdomen along with fever and nausea. Because a ruptured appendix can quickly turn into a serious infection, this is treated as a surgical emergency. Dr. Shapur performs laparoscopic appendectomy in most cases, which generally means a shorter hospital stay and faster recovery compared to traditional open surgery. Prompt evaluation matters here, so patients experiencing sudden abdominal pain are advised to seek immediate consultation.
Colorectal surgery addresses conditions affecting the colon, rectum, and anal canal, including fissures, fistulas, polyps, and rectal prolapse. It's typically recommended when symptoms like persistent bleeding, pain, or a change in bowel habits point to something that needs surgical correction. Recovery varies depending on the specific procedure, ranging from a quick outpatient fix for a minor fissure to a longer recovery for more complex colorectal surgery. Dr. Shapur combines careful diagnosis with the appropriate level of intervention, avoiding surgery that isn't genuinely required.
Gastro surgery is considered when gastrointestinal conditions like acid reflux, ulcers, or other digestive disorders don't improve with medication or lifestyle changes alone. It covers a range of procedures aimed at correcting the underlying issue rather than just managing symptoms. Dr. Shapur's approach prioritizes non-surgical management first, reserving surgery for cases where it offers a clearly better outcome. This means patients from JP Nagar 7th Phase get a treatment plan based on genuine clinical need, not a default recommendation.
Endoscopy is typically recommended for investigating persistent acidity, difficulty swallowing, unexplained weight loss, or blood in the stool. A thin, flexible camera is passed through the digestive tract to directly examine the stomach or intestines. It's a quick outpatient procedure, with most patients resuming normal activity the same day or the next. As an endoscopy specialist, Dr. Shapur uses this both to diagnose gastrointestinal conditions and to decide whether surgery is actually needed, or whether the condition can be managed another way.
Varicose vein treatment is recommended when swollen, twisted veins in the legs cause aching, heaviness, or visible discomfort that affects daily life, or when the condition begins to progress. Depending on severity, treatment can range from conservative management to more targeted procedures. Recovery is generally straightforward, with most patients resuming daily activities quickly. Dr. Shapur evaluates each case to determine how advanced the condition is before recommending the most appropriate treatment path for patients from JP Nagar 7th Phase and nearby localities.
Minimally invasive surgery has become the preferred approach for many common surgical conditions, and for good reason. Compared to traditional open surgery, it typically offers: Smaller incisions, meaning less visible scarring; Less pain after the procedure; Reduced bleeding during surgery; Lower risk of infection at the surgical site; Faster healing, since the body has less trauma to recover from; Shorter hospital stays, often same-day or next-day discharge; A quicker return to daily activities, work, and family life. For patients in JP Nagar 7th Phase juggling work and family commitments, this often makes the difference between a manageable recovery and weeks of disruption.
Dr. Shapur provides consultation and surgical care to patients from JP Nagar 7th Phase and the surrounding parts of Bangalore. Every consultation includes a detailed discussion of symptoms, a clear explanation of possible causes, and an honest conversation about whether surgery is truly necessary. Patients are walked through exactly what to expect before, during, and after the procedure to ensure nothing feels unexpected.
Modern surgery is only as good as the tools and techniques behind it. Dr. Srihari Shapur practices at facilities equipped with state-of-the-art surgical infrastructure because every patient deserves precision, safety, and the best chance at a complication-free recovery.
Full HD and 4K laparoscopic camera systems provide crystal-clear intraoperative visualization - allowing Dr. Shapur to identify and protect delicate anatomical structures with greater accuracy.
Specialized diode and Nd:YAG laser systems are used for hemorrhoidoplasty, fistula ablation, varicose vein closure, and fissure treatment - offering unparalleled precision with minimal thermal collateral damage.
A revolutionary approach to fistula treatment using an endoscope to visualize the fistula tract internally, destroy the epithelium, and close it from within - without cutting the sphincter.
A catheter-guided laser fiber is inserted into the diseased vein under ultrasound guidance and progressively closes it - a procedure that takes under an hour with zero surgical incisions.
Ultrasonic energy devices reduce bleeding, minimize lateral thermal spread, and speed up surgical time - translating into less blood loss and faster procedures for patients.
Dr. Srihari Shapur is a highly experienced laparoscopic surgeon serving patients in JP Nagar 7th Phase and nearby areas including Jayanagar, Bannerghatta Road, and Arekere. He specializes in minimally invasive treatment for hernia, gallstones, appendicitis, and other abdominal conditions, with a strong focus on smaller incisions and faster recovery. Since "best" often depends on individual comfort and communication style, patients are encouraged to book a consultation and discuss their specific case directly.
You should consult a gastro surgeon if you're experiencing persistent abdominal pain, unexplained weight loss, difficulty swallowing, ongoing acid reflux, blood in the stool, or digestive discomfort that hasn't improved with medication. Symptoms that last more than two to three weeks, or that keep coming back, are generally worth a proper evaluation. Getting checked early usually makes it easier to identify the cause and keeps treatment options simpler.
Yes, laser piles treatment is available for patients in and around JP Nagar 7th Phase. This modern approach to hemorrhoid treatment involves less cutting and bleeding than traditional surgery, along with a noticeably easier recovery. Most patients are treated as day-care cases, meaning they can go home the same day and resume light activity within a short period, avoiding the longer downtime of conventional piles surgery.
Hernia surgery repositions the tissue that has pushed through the abdominal wall and reinforces that area, usually with a synthetic mesh to reduce the chance of recurrence. Depending on the hernia's size, location, and the patient's overall health, it can be performed through open surgery or laparoscopically. Laparoscopic repair typically involves smaller cuts and a faster return to normal activity than open surgery.
Gallbladder stones commonly cause pain in the upper right abdomen, particularly after eating fatty or fried food, along with bloating, nausea, and sometimes vomiting. Some patients also notice discomfort spreading to the back or right shoulder. While not every gallstone causes symptoms, when episodes become frequent or intense, surgical removal of the gallbladder is usually recommended to avoid further complications.
Appendix surgery is necessary once a patient is diagnosed with appendicitis, typically identified through sudden and worsening pain in the lower right abdomen, accompanied by fever and reduced appetite. Because a burst appendix can lead to a serious, potentially life-threatening infection, appendicitis is always treated as a surgical emergency. Laparoscopic appendectomy is the preferred method today, offering a faster recovery than open surgery.
Endoscopy is typically recommended for investigating persistent acidity, unexplained weight loss, difficulty swallowing, chronic abdominal pain, or blood in the stool. It provides a direct view inside the digestive tract, helping detect ulcers, inflammation, polyps, or other abnormalities that may not be visible on standard scans. It also helps guide treatment decisions, so unnecessary surgery can often be avoided.
Varicose vein treatment depends on how advanced the condition is, ranging from lifestyle changes and compression stockings for milder cases to more targeted, minimally invasive procedures for larger or more symptomatic veins. The main goals are relieving symptoms such as aching and heaviness in the legs and preventing further progression. A thorough evaluation helps determine the most appropriate treatment for each patient.
Symptoms like abdominal pain, unusual bleeding, or a new lump rarely resolve themselves, and delaying a check-up often means a more complicated treatment later on. Catching a condition early usually keeps treatment simpler and less invasive. If you're looking for a laparoscopic surgeon, gastro surgeon, or proctologist near Arekere, Dr. Srihari Shapur is available for consultations to review your symptoms and discuss the most suitable treatment. Reach out to the clinic today to book an appointment and get started on the path to relief.
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