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Total Hip Replacement (THR): Replacement of both the ball and socket of the hip joint with prosthetic components.
Partial Hip Replacement (PHR): Only the femoral head (ball) of the hip joint is replaced, commonly performed for hip fractures.
Revision Hip Replacement: A procedure for patients who need a second surgery due to implant wear or failure.
Minimally Invasive Hip Replacement: Uses smaller incisions for reduced pain and faster recovery.
You may be a candidate for hip replacement if you experience:
Severe hip pain that limits daily activities such as walking or climbing stairs.
Stiffness and reduced mobility in the hip joint.
Pain that persists despite medication, physical therapy, or other treatments.
Hip joint damage due to arthritis, injury, or other conditions.
We utilize robot-assisted technology and minimally invasive techniques to ensure:
Smaller incisions for minimal tissue damage.
Precise implant positioning for better joint alignment and longevity.
Faster recovery times with reduced hospital stays.
A comprehensive rehabilitation plan is key to a successful recovery. Our post-operative care includes:
Personalized physiotherapy programs to restore strength and flexibility.
Pain management strategies for a smooth healing process.
Lifestyle modifications and guidance to maintain long-term joint health.
Experienced orthopedic surgeons with a high success rate in hip replacement surgeries.
State-of-the-art technology for superior surgical outcomes.
Comprehensive patient care and rehabilitation programs for full recovery.
Dedicated post-surgery support to ensure the best possible results.
If hip pain is affecting your quality of life, don’t wait! Schedule a consultation with our expert hip replacement surgeons today and take the first step towards a pain-free, active lifestyle.
Hip replacement surgery, also known as hip arthroplasty, is a procedure where a damaged or arthritic hip joint is replaced with an artificial implant to relieve pain and restore mobility.
Patients with severe hip pain due to osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, fractures, or degenerative joint disease who have not found relief with medications or physical therapy may require hip replacement.
Initial recovery takes about 6–8 weeks, while full recovery may take 3–6 months. Physical therapy is essential for regaining strength and movement.
Potential risks include infection, blood clots, implant dislocation, nerve injury, or implant wear over time, but complications are rare with proper post-surgical care.
A hip replacement typically lasts 15–25 years, depending on factors like activity level, weight, and overall joint health.