Knee Replacement

Modern total, partial, and robotic-assisted knee replacement to relieve arthritis pain and restore confident, pain-free movement.
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Overview

Knee replacement is one of the most successful and common orthopaedic operations. It involves replacing the worn or damaged surfaces of the knee joint with smooth, durable implants, relieving pain and restoring movement for patients whose symptoms no longer respond to non-surgical care.

What the procedure involves

The operation typically takes one to two hours under general or spinal anaesthetic. Mr Hansom removes the damaged cartilage and bone and fits precisely-sized implants.

Your recovery

Most patients are walking with support the same or next day and home within one to three nights. With a structured rehabilitation plan, many return to driving at around 6 weeks and enjoy lasting relief from arthritis pain.

Quick facts

Procedure time

1–2 hours

Anaesthetic

General Anesthetic only

Hospital stay

1–3 nights

Back to driving

~6 weeks

Full recovery

3–6 months

Related treatments

Primary hip replacement to relieve arthritic pain and restore confident, independent movement.
Arthroscopic ACL reconstruction surgery to rebuild lasting knee stability after injury.
Keyhole repair or treatment of meniscal tears to protect your long-term knee joint health.

Discuss knee replacement with Mr Hansom