Most patients are able to walk with assistance within a day of surgery. Full recovery and return to normal activities typically take 6‑12 weeks with proper physical therapy.

Yes, physiotherapy is crucial. It helps strengthen the muscles around the joint, improves range of motion, and ensures a successful recovery.

Yes, we offer non‑surgical options including medications, intra‑articular injections (steroids, hyaluronic acid), physical therapy, and lifestyle modifications. Surgery is considered only when conservative measures fail.

Modern joint replacements typically last 15‑20 years or more, depending on activity level and weight. We use high‑quality implants with proven longevity.

Yes, our paediatric orthopedics and sports medicine specialists manage growth‑related injuries, sprains, fractures, and ligament injuries in young athletes.

Robotic‑assisted surgery offers greater precision, better implant alignment, smaller incisions, and potentially faster recovery. Our patients have reported excellent outcomes.