Toby Baring

Mr Toby Baring is a consultant Orthopaedic surgeon with over 20 years of expertise in shoulder and elbow surgery. He completed his medical studies at Newcastle University and obtained the FRCS qualification in 2012. Specialising in areas such as shoulder arthroscopy, joint replacement, trauma, and orthopaedic surgery, Mr Baring is known for employing modern techniques to ensure optimal surgical outcomes. He has a comprehensive background, including a postgraduate doctorate focusing on rotator cuff surgery at Imperial College London and a Fellowship in Nice, France, under the guidance of Professor Pascal Boileau. Throughout his career, Mr Baring has been dedicated to research, training, and delivering personalised care to his patients. Having held positions at Homerton University Hospital and serving as the head of department, Mr Toby Baring is recognised for his commitment to the field of orthopaedic surgery. His specialisations include shoulder and elbow procedures, with a particular focus on shoulder arthroscopy, joint replacement, and trauma. Mr Baring's extensive experience allows him to provide tailored treatments to each individual, addressing their specific needs and concerns. A renowned shoulder specialist, he has published numerous papers on topics such as shoulder instability, rotator cuff injuries, and elbow fractures. Additionally, Mr Baring is actively engaged in training surgeons worldwide in innovative shoulder procedures, showcasing his dedication to advancing the field. Beyond his professional accomplishments, Mr Toby Baring maintains active involvement in both national and international conferences, where he shares his expertise in complex operations. His areas of interest encompass a wide range of conditions, from fractures to sports injuries, highlighting his comprehensive knowledge in orthopaedic care. With a patient-centric approach, Mr Baring aims to explore non-surgical options before recommending operative interventions, prioritising the well-being and quality of life of his patients above all else.