Total Hip Replacement
This procedure replaces the damaged hip joint with an artificial implant, improving mobility and providing lasting relief from arthritis and joint deterioration.
Ceramic Hip Replacement
A durable and wear-resistant option, ceramic implants reduce friction and provide long-term stability, making them ideal for active individuals.
Robotic Hip Replacement
Utilizing robotic-assisted technology, this procedure enhances precision, ensuring accurate implant positioning and better overall function.
Dual Mobility Hip Replacement
Designed for greater joint stability, this technique reduces the risk of dislocation while improving flexibility and movement.
Minimally Invasive Hip Replacement
This approach uses smaller incisions, resulting in reduced tissue damage, minimal scarring, and a shorter rehabilitation period.
Direct Anterior Approach Hip Replacement
A muscle-sparing technique that allows for a quicker recovery, less pain, and faster return to daily activities.