Hip Arthroscopy: Minimally invasive surgery to treat hip joint injuries,

labral tears, and impingements.

Hip Replacement Surgery (Total Hip Arthroplasty): If hip arthritis or

damage affects daily life, a full hip replacement may be

recommended.

Partial Hip Replacement: If only part of the hip joint is affected, we

may recommend a partial replacement, preserving as much of the

joint as possible.

Hip Resurfacing: A less invasive option compared to total hip

replacement, often considered for younger, active patients.

Fracture Repair: Surgical treatment for fractures in the hip, femur, or

pelvis, often with the use of plates, screws, or rods.

Amputation: In severe cases of infection or chronic disease, such as

in patients with advanced diabetes, amputation of the leg or part of the

leg may be necessary.

Osteotomy: Realignment of the hip joint, often used to treat hip

dysplasia or conditions like hip impingement.