Restoring Mobility and Quality of Life with Advanced Orthopaedic Care

Joint pain and mobility issues can greatly impact daily life. Many of my patients come to me after months or years of discomfort due to arthritis, trauma, or degenerative joint conditions. My goal is always simple — to restore your joint function, relieve pain, and help you regain an active lifestyle.

With modern techniques in joint replacement and revision surgery, we can replace damaged joints in the hip or knee with high-precision implants. These procedures are designed to reduce recovery time, restore mobility, and improve overall quality of life.

Understanding Joint Replacement & Revision Surgery

Joint replacement surgery involves removing a damaged joint and replacing it with an artificial implant to restore function. Revision surgery is performed when a previous joint replacement wears out, becomes loose, or causes pain.

These surgeries are often recommended after conservative treatments like medications, physiotherapy, or injections have not provided sufficient relief. My approach is always personalized, ensuring the best implant and technique are selected for your unique needs.

Key Benefits

  • Reduces chronic joint pain and stiffness
  • Restores mobility and daily function
  • Improves overall quality of life

Hip Joint Replacement Surgery

Hip joint replacement surgery is ideal for patients suffering from osteoarthritis, avascular necrosis, or traumatic injuries. During the procedure, the damaged hip joint is replaced with a durable prosthesis to restore smooth motion.

Modern hip replacement techniques ensure minimal tissue damage and faster recovery. Many patients return to walking, climbing stairs, and daily activities much sooner than with older surgical methods.

Advantages of Hip Replacement

  • Long-lasting pain relief and improved mobility
  • Quick recovery with minimally invasive approaches
  • High success rates for restoring normal hip function

Knee Joint Replacement Surgery

Knee joint replacement is commonly recommended for patients with severe arthritis, ligament injuries, or knee deformities. The damaged joint surfaces are replaced with artificial components to restore alignment and function.

Both total and partial knee replacements are available, depending on the extent of joint damage. Modern techniques reduce post-operative pain and shorten hospital stays, allowing patients to return to normal activities faster.

Benefits of Knee Replacement

  • Reduces chronic knee pain and inflammation
  • Restores normal knee movement and strength
  • Improves overall daily activity and independence

Revision Joint Replacement Surgery

Revision surgery is necessary when a previous joint replacement fails due to wear, loosening, infection, or fracture. This procedure removes the old implant and replaces it with a new, more stable one.

Revision surgeries require careful planning and advanced surgical techniques to ensure long-term success. My approach focuses on restoring function, minimizing complications, and providing a smooth recovery for every patient.

Why Revision Surgery is Important

  • Corrects issues from previous joint replacements
  • Restores stability and reduces pain
  • Enhances long-term mobility and joint health

Preparing for Joint Replacement Surgery

Before surgery, a thorough assessment is performed, including X-rays, MRI scans, and blood tests. I discuss the type of implant, surgical approach, and expected recovery timeline to ensure patients are fully informed.

Preoperative physiotherapy and planning help patients regain strength and prepare for a faster recovery. I also provide detailed instructions on diet, medications, and activity restrictions before the procedure.

Preparation Steps Include

  • Comprehensive pre-surgery evaluation and imaging
  • Discussion of implant options and surgical plan
  • Preoperative exercises to strengthen joints

Recovery After Joint Replacement Surgery

Recovery varies depending on the joint and patient’s overall health. Most patients begin walking with support within a day or two and continue physiotherapy for several weeks. Full recovery often takes 6–12 weeks.

Following post-operative care, including exercises and lifestyle modifications, ensures long-term success and joint longevity. I work closely with patients to monitor progress, manage pain, and optimize rehabilitation

Recovery Tips

  • Begin physiotherapy exercises as recommended
  • Avoid heavy lifting and high-impact activities initially
  • Attend regular follow-ups for optimal joint health

When to Consider Joint Replacement Surgery

I recommend joint replacement when pain interferes with daily activities, conservative treatments fail, or there is significant joint damage visible on imaging. Early intervention prevents further deterioration and improves long-term outcomes.

Patients with severe arthritis, post-traumatic joint damage, or avascular necrosis are ideal candidates. Every case is evaluated individually to ensure surgery is necessary and the best approach is chosen.

You Might Need Surgery If

  • Chronic pain limits walking or daily tasks
  • Non-surgical treatments have failed
  • Imaging shows severe joint degeneration

Conclusion – Restore Mobility and Live Pain-Free

Joint replacement and revision surgeries offer a life-changing solution for patients with severe joint pain or dysfunction. My focus is always on personalized care, precision surgery, and optimal recovery to help patients regain independence.

If you are experiencing joint pain or considering hip or knee replacement, let’s discuss the best treatment options for your condition. Together, we can plan a safe and effective path to restored mobility and a pain-free life.

FAQs – Joint Replacement & Revision Surgery

Recovery usually starts within a day or two with assisted walking. Most patients regain daily activity within 6–12 weeks, depending on the joint and individual health. Physiotherapy plays a key role in ensuring a smooth and effective recovery.

Modern surgical techniques and anesthesia minimize pain during the procedure. Post-operative discomfort is usually mild and managed with medications and physiotherapy. Most patients experience significant pain relief as the joint heals.

Most modern implants last 15–20 years, depending on activity level, weight, and joint care. Regular follow-ups and adherence to rehabilitation exercises can extend implant longevity. Revision surgery may be needed if the implant wears out or loosens over time.

Yes, most patients gradually return to walking, climbing stairs, and light daily activities within weeks. High-impact activities are usually restricted initially. With proper rehabilitation, many patients enjoy a full, active lifestyle post-surgery.

Patients with severe arthritis, joint degeneration, or chronic pain affecting daily life are ideal candidates. Conservative treatments must first be tried and found ineffective. Each patient is evaluated individually to ensure surgery is the best option.

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What Our Client Say

"I struggled with knee pain for years. After my joint replacement, I can now walk comfortably again. The care and guidance provided made me confident throughout the process."

— R. Srinivasan,

Chennai

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"After my hip replacement, I can play with my grandchildren again without pain. The surgery and follow-up care were excellent."

— L. Meena,

Chennai

"My knee pain had stopped me from walking properly. After my knee replacement, I’m able to climb stairs and walk long distances comfortably."

— S. Aravind,

Chennai

"After my initial knee replacement loosened, Dr. Keerthivasan performed a revision surgery. I now feel more stable and pain-free than ever."

— P. Kavitha,

Chennai

"The pre-surgery guidance helped me feel confident and prepared for my knee replacement. Recovery was smoother than I expected."

— V. Harish,

Chennai

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