When arthritis limits everyday life.
Advanced knee wear can cause pain, stiffness and deformity. A replacement may be considered when appropriate rehabilitation, medication and other options no longer offer enough relief.
Your findings meet your goals.
Examination, X-rays, knee stability and overall health guide the plan. Replacement resurfaces damaged joint surfaces. The aim is less pain and better everyday function.
Every stage of recovery matters.
Mobility and strength exercises, walking and wound review form part of the plan. Progress develops over months. Work, driving and sport resume according to function; lower-impact activities are usually more suitable.
Realistic expectations guide the decision.
Possible complications include infection, blood clots, stiffness, persistent pain and later implant loosening. Before deciding, we discuss likely benefits, personal risks and rehabilitation commitments.


