“My hip pain made even walking difficult. Now I move without thinking about it.”
Total Hip
Replacement
A joint resurfacing procedure for advanced hip arthritis, relieving pain and restoring smooth, confident movement.
Total hip replacement, at a glance.
A quick summary of what the procedure involves, who it's for, and what to expect — from recovery to cost.
Total hip replacement replaces a worn hip socket and femoral head, relieving pain from advanced hip arthritis that hasn't responded to conservative treatment. Most patients walk with support within 24 hours and resume light daily activities within 3 to 6 weeks. Total cost varies by implant and hospital stay, confirmed during consultation.
A Smarter Approach to Hip Replacement
Total hip replacement removes the damaged hip socket (acetabulum) and femoral head, replacing them with prosthetic components that recreate smooth, pain-free joint movement. Dr. Unmesh plans implant size and positioning from your imaging to restore natural leg length and joint mechanics as closely as possible. The result is significant pain relief, improved mobility, and a return to activities that arthritis had taken away.
for your anatomy
implant positioning
and lasting relief
Precision Hip Replacement
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Detailed pre-surgical imaging & planning
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Precise socket & implant positioning
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Stability confirmed — Dr. Unmesh personally checks range of motion before closing
Benefits of Total
Hip Replacement
Lasting relief from hip arthritis, with precise implant positioning built around your anatomy.

Lasting Pain
Relief
Replacing the damaged joint relieves pain across the hip and groin.

Precise
Positioning
Careful pre-operative planning helps restore natural leg length and mechanics.

Restored
Mobility
A smoother, more stable joint supports easier everyday movement.

Long-Lasting
Implant
Modern implants placed with precision can last 20 to 25 years or more.

Personalised
Planning
Your unique anatomy shapes every part of your surgical plan.

Faster
Recovery
Early mobilisation supports a smoother path back to daily activity.
Experience. Expertise. Better Outcomes.
A patient-first approach, backed by years of experience and advanced surgical expertise, to help you move better and live pain-free.
Experience
Replacements
Performed
Surgery is never the first conversation — my goal is to help you move better and live pain-free, with or without an operation.
— Dr. UnmeshCould Total Hip
Replacement Be
Right for You?
Not every hip problem needs replacement. If your pain is persistent and linked to advanced arthritis, it may be time for an assessment.
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Persistent Hip or Groin Pain
Deep pain in the hip or groin that doesn't ease with rest.
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Advanced Arthritis
Imaging shows significant wear of the hip joint surfaces.
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Stiffness & Reduced Range of Motion
Difficulty with movements like putting on shoes or getting out of a car.
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A Noticeable Limp
Walking pattern changes to compensate for hip pain.
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Limited Response to Conservative Care
Pain that hasn't improved enough with medication or physiotherapy.
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Reduced Quality of Life
Ongoing pain that affects sleep, mood and everyday independence.
A Step-by-Step Journey
From consultation to recovery, we ensure a smooth and well-guided experience at every stage of your total hip replacement.
Consultation & Evaluation
We understand your condition, discuss your goals and create a personalised treatment plan.
Advanced Planning
Detailed imaging helps us plan precise implant size and positioning for your anatomy.
Hip Replacement Surgery
The damaged socket and femoral head are replaced with precisely positioned implants.
Recovery & Rehabilitation
A guided physiotherapy programme and hip precautions help protect your new joint while it heals.
Long-Term Support
We continue to monitor your progress to ensure lasting results and a better quality of life.
What to Expect After Surgery
Most patients return to daily activities within a few weeks, with continued improvement over the following months.
Day 1
First StepsStanding and walking with support.
EARLY MOBILITYWeek 2–3
Building ConfidenceWalking with less support and reduced pain.
GREATER COMFORTWeek 3–6
Back to RoutineGradually returning to light everyday activities.
INCREASING INDEPENDENCEMonth 3
Moving BetterImproved strength, balance and confidence.
BUILDING STRENGTH3–6 Months
Long-Term RecoveryFull recovery and return to an active lifestyle.
A MORE ACTIVE YOU