Dr. Sujith Kumar Mullapally Reviews

My case was a real puzzle for a while. I'd been to a couple of doctors with these vague symptoms, and nothing was adding up. Dr. Sujith Kumar Mullapally at Apollo Proton was the first one who really sat with my history, asked questions I hadn't been asked before, and ordered a specific scan the others hadn't. It took a few weeks of digging, but he found the root cause. He explained it to me in plain terms, no sugarcoating, but also without making me panic. Finally having an answer, even a complex one, was a huge relief.

I needed a minor cyst removal, and honestly, I was more anxious about the hospital experience than the procedure itself. From check-in at Apollo Proton to discharge, everything just... worked. Dr. Mullapally was quick and efficient during the consultation, the scheduler found a slot that fit my work calendar, and the day-of team was calm and clear. The procedure itself felt routine for them, which put me at ease. I was in and out faster than I expected, with straightforward aftercare instructions. Sometimes, simple and smooth is exactly what you need.

Look, the parking at Apollo Proton was a bit of a hassle that morning—totally full. I arrived flustered. But from the security guard who directed me to the additional lot, to the front desk person who saw I was stressed and offered a glass of water while I checked in, the staff made a real difference. The whole centre has this quiet, clean feel that’s serious but not scary. Even the person who brought the tea after my consultation was kind. It sounds small, but when you're worried, those small things matter a lot.

What I'll remember most about Dr. Mullapally is how he talks to you. I was nervous at first, thinking he'd be in a rush. But he wasn't. He sat down, looked at me, not just my file, and actually listened. When he explained my treatment plan, he drew a simple diagram on his notepad. He asked if I had questions, and waited for me to think of them. He has a calm way about him that makes you feel like you're the only patient he has that day. That kind of attention is rare.