Hip Replacement
Do you experience pain in your hip while sitting cross-legged or in a squatting position? Do you feel pain in the hip area during weight-bearing activities, limp when walking, or have signs of leg shortening?
Consult our surgeons to investigate any potential underlying conditions and develop an appropriate treatment plan.
Total Hip Replacement
Advised for the patients when their hip joint is affected due to AVN, arthritis or fracture.
Partial Hip Replacement
Involves replacing only the ball (femur head) and not the cup (acetabulum).
Generally performed in fracture cases where the acetabulum is normal.
Revision Hip Replacement
Advised for patients who have previously undergone a total hip replacement, but the implant has worn out over time, or the surgery has failed.
Non-Surgical Treatment
Advised when the hip condition can be treated through immobilisation, physical therapy, or medications.
Worried? Let's talk.
We understand that undergoing hip replacement surgery is a crucial decision, and it's natural to have concerns and questions. That's why we have compiled the frequently asked questions (FAQs) to help you make an informed decision. For more concerns, please schedule an appointment with our expert joint replacement surgeons today.
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