From joint-preserving procedures for younger patients to full robotic hip replacement — every option explained in plain terms.
Worn or arthritic hip joints resurfaced with modern, tissue-sparing implants designed for a natural range of motion and long-term durability. Recommended when arthritis has progressed to the point that daily walking, stairs, or sleep are consistently affected.
Robotic-arm assisted planning for precise implant positioning, sizing and alignment — matched to your own anatomy on pre-operative CT imaging, which is especially useful in complex or deformed hips.
Assessment and correction of painful, loose, infected or failing hip implants, including complex bone loss reconstruction for patients whose first replacement has worn out or failed.
Keyhole treatment for labral tears, femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) and early cartilage damage — without opening the joint, usually as a day-care procedure.
Joint-sparing procedures such as core decompression for avascular necrosis, aimed at delaying or avoiding replacement altogether in younger, active patients.
Injections, activity modification and physiotherapy protocols for patients who don't yet need — or don't want — an operation. Surgery is never the automatic first answer.
Every hip is different. A short consultation with imaging review is the fastest way to know which of these options — if any — is right for you.
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