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Hip replacement surgery is designed to reduce persistent hip pain caused by conditions such as osteoarthritis, injury, or joint degeneration. It is typically considered when non-surgical treatments like medication or physiotherapy are no longer effective.
Hip replacement may be considered if pain is limiting your ability to walk, sleep, or carry out everyday activities. The aim is to improve mobility and overall quality of life when other treatments have not provided sufficient relief.
The primary reason to consider knee replacement surgery is to relieve persistent knee pain that significantly interferes with daily activities and lowers overall quality of life, particularly when other treatments have failed to provide adequate relief.
There are different approaches to hip replacement, depending on your condition, anatomy, and lifestyle. Your surgeon will recommend the most suitable option for you.
Replaces both the ball and socket of the hip joint to improve function and reduce pain.
Only the damaged part of the hip joint is replaced, often recommended in specific cases such as certain fractures.
Preserves more of the natural bone by reshaping and capping the joint rather than fully replacing it.
FROM YEARS OF HIP PAIN TO PAIN-FREE TRAVEL
Diagnosed young and living with long-term discomfort, our patient chose private hip replacement and regained comfort at work, on flights, and in daily life.
FROM YEARS OF HIP PAIN TO PAIN-FREE TRAVEL
Diagnosed young and living with long-term discomfort, our patient chose private hip replacement and regained comfort at work, on flights, and in daily life.
Helps reduce chronic hip pain when other treatments have not worked.
Supports smoother movement and increased range of motion.
Enables return to everyday activities with greater comfort.
Modern implants are designed for durability and long-term use.
As with any surgical procedure, hip replacement carries potential risks. These will be explained fully during your consultation.
Usually treatable when identified early.
Preventative measures such as medication and movement are advised.
Rare, but precautions are taken during recovery.
May require revision surgery in the future.
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon (MBBS)
An Arthroplasty Specialist with Over 2 Decades of Consultant Practice.
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon (MBBS, MRCS Ed, FRCS Tr & Orth)
A Fellowship-Trained Hip and Knee Specialist.
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon (BSc Hons, MBBS Lond, MRCS, PgCert, FRCS Ed Tr&Orth)
A Specialist in Hip, Knee & Musculoskeletal Oncology Care
During Hipreplacement surgery, the procedure is typically performed under general or spinal anaesthesia to ensure comfort. The operation generally follows these steps:
You will receive general or spinal anaesthesia for comfort.
A small incision is made to access the hip joint.
The worn-out ball and socket are carefully removed.
A prosthetic joint is fitted to restore movement.
The incision is closed securely to support healing.
Our nationwide locations are designed to give you convenient access to trusted surgeons, modern facilities, and ongoing support every step of the way
Expert Care in the Comfort of Your Own Home
We understand that preparing for and recovering from surgery can be stressful, especially when you have work, family, and other commitments. That’s why we created Transform Home Recovery+, offering personalised pre- and post-surgery care in the comfort of your own home.
We’ve designed this service to make your surgical journey as smooth and stress-free as possible, helping you focus on recovery without the hassle of travel or time off work.
What’s Included:
Begins shortly after surgery, focusing on pain management and gentle movement.
You may begin walking with support within days. Physiotherapy helps rebuild strength and mobility.
A personalised recovery plan supports long-term outcomes and return to normal activities.
Before your surgery, you will undergo a thorough medical assessment to ensure you are fit for the procedure. This includes tests and consultations to help your surgical team plan the best approach for your individual condition.
Our team will explain the procedure in detail, discuss your options, and provide information on pricing and payment plans.
You will receive expert care during your hospital stay, followed by a tailored rehabilitation plan designed to help you recover as quickly and safely as possible.
After your surgery, our dedicated aftercare team will be available to offer guidance and support throughout your recovery. Regular follow-up appointments will help monitor your progress and address any concerns you may have, ensuring a smooth and safe return to your normal activities.
Hip replacement surgery is designed to relieve ongoing hip pain and improve movement when other treatments haven’t worked. The damaged joint is replaced with a prosthetic implant, helping you move more comfortably and get back to everyday life.
If hip pain is affecting your walking, sleep, or daily routine, and treatments like physiotherapy or medication are no longer helping, it may be time to consider surgery. A consultation will confirm whether hip replacement is the right option for you.
Recovery starts immediately after surgery. Many patients are up and moving shortly after, with light activities returning within a few weeks. Most people return to normal routines within 6 to 12 weeks, supported by a tailored physiotherapy plan.
Hip replacement is a commonly performed procedure, but like any surgery, there are risks. These may include infection, blood clots, or dislocation. Your surgeon will explain everything clearly and take steps to minimise these risks.
Hip replacement is available from £10,995, including your procedure, hospital stay, and aftercare. A personalised quote and finance options will be discussed during your consultation.
