FREE EVENT: Back pain suffers to get expert advice from leading spinal consultant


Back pain can quietly take over everyday life — draining energy, disrupting sleep, affecting work, mobility and even mental wellbeing.
But now, there’s hope.
And potentially it’s a first step towards living pain-free again.
People living with persistent back, neck or sciatica pain are being offered free advice to get answers directly from one of the UK’s leading spinal specialists.
Consultant Spinal Surgeon Mr Raman Kalyan will host a free event in Yorkshire at Ilkley Golf Club, Nesfield Road, on Tuesday, May 19, 6.30pm to 8pm.
RESERVE YOUR PLACE: Call Mr Kalyan’s office on 077 3400 3400 or email [email protected]


This is a free event but places re limited, and advanced booking is strongly recommended to avoid disappointment.
Mr Kalyan will be giving clear, accessible expert guidance for anyone experiencing spinal discomfort - whether symptoms are recent or long-standing.
Mr Kalyan, who practices at Duchy Hospital in Harrogate, brings over 28 years of experience from some of the UK's and Europe’s most respected spinal centres.
Known for his patient-focused approach, he specialises in both spinal pain management and surgery, offering tailored treatment plans that prioritise non-surgical solutions whenever possible.


During the session, attendees will benefit from an informative presentation covering the most common causes of spinal pain, alongside a breakdown of available treatment pathways.
Mr Kalyan will also explain when it may be appropriate to seek specialist care, helping patients better understand their options and next steps.
A key feature of the evening will be the opportunity for guests to ask questions in a relaxed and informal environment.
This open format aims to empower individuals with practical knowledge they can use to manage their condition and improve their quality of life.


Mr Kalyan’s approach combines minimally invasive techniques with conservative treatments such as spinal injections, physiotherapy and posture training, ensuring patients receive effective care with a focus on long-term recovery.
This event represents an excellent chance for the local community to access specialist insight and take a proactive step toward better spinal health.
