Is it time?
When hip arthritis starts stealing sleep, walks and independence, a replacement can give them back. At your consultation we review your imaging together and discuss every option — including the non-surgical ones. If surgery is right, we plan it around your anatomy and your diary.
I offer both conventional and robotic-assisted techniques, using implants with excellent long-term registry evidence.
You might recognise these signs
- Night pain that disturbs sleep
- Struggling with shoes and socks
- Walking distance shrinking month by month
- Painkillers no longer working
At a glance
Hospital stay
1–2 nights
Walking
same or next day
Driving
around 6 weeks
Most activities
8–12 weeks
Robotic option
yes
Your treatment journey
1
Consultation & imaging
X-rays, examination and an honest discussion of all options.
2
Planning
If we proceed, a personalised plan — 3D robotic planning where suitable.
3
Surgery & recovery
1–2 nights in hospital, walking within a day, enhanced recovery.
4
Rehab & follow-up
Structured physiotherapy and reviews until you are thriving.