Treatments

Orthopaedic treatments

Every procedure below has its own page: what it is in plain language, who genuinely needs it, what is usually tried first, and how recovery actually goes week by week.

Robotic knee replacement surgery

Resurfacing a knee worn down by arthritis, with robotic assistance to place the implant exactly to plan — less pain after surgery, a faster recovery, and a knee that lets walking, stairs and sleep stop hurting.

Robotic hip replacement surgery (DAA)

Replacing a worn hip through the DAA, with robotic assistance to position the new ball and socket — muscle-sparing surgery for long-standing groin and hip pain.

Knee arthroscopy

Keyhole knee surgery — a camera and fine instruments through two small incisions — for meniscus tears, ACL reconstruction, loose fragments and damaged cartilage.

Shoulder and rotator cuff treatment

Diagnosing and treating the common causes of shoulder pain — rotator cuff tears, impingement, frozen shoulder, and instability.

Fracture and trauma care

Assessment and treatment of broken bones — from casts and slings to surgical fixation with plates, screws, or nails.

Non-surgical arthritis care

A structured plan to control arthritis pain and keep you active — for the many patients who do not need surgery, or who are not ready for it.

Joint injections

Targeted injections used to settle inflammation and pain in a specific joint or tendon, usually to make rehabilitation possible.

Not sure which of these applies to you?

You do not need to arrive with a diagnosis. Describe what hurts and when, bring any scans you already have, and the consultation will do the rest.

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