About Hip Replacement Surgery
Hip replacement surgery replaces a damaged or worn hip joint with an artificial joint (prosthesis) to relieve pain and improve movement.
Most patients return to everyday activities over the following weeks and months; your surgeon will advise on your own recovery.
Conditions Treated
- Hip osteoarthritis causing severe pain and stiffness
- Hip fractures from injury or accidents
- Rheumatoid arthritis affecting the hip joint
- Avascular necrosis (bone death) in the hip
- Hip dysplasia and congenital deformities
Surgical Options Available
- Total hip replacement (complete joint replacement)
- Partial hip replacement (femoral head replacement)
- Hip resurfacing procedures
- Minimally invasive hip replacement techniques
- Robotic-assisted hip surgery for precision
Why India for Hip Replacement
- Experienced orthopaedic surgeons
- Costs often considerably lower than in Western private hospitals
- Robotic-assisted surgery available at some partner hospitals
- Rehabilitation and physiotherapy programmes at the hospital
Outcomes depend on your condition and the surgeon. Ask the treating hospital for its own outcome data before you decide.
Recovery
- Early mobilisation within 24-48 hours post-surgery
- Personalised rehabilitation protocols
- Post-operative care and monitoring by the hospital team
Cost in India
Costs depend on the hospital, the procedure and your reports. The indicative range on this page is a guide only; the hospital’s written estimate is the figure to rely on, and you pay the hospital directly.
