Knee Replacement Surgery

Computer-guided knee replacement surgery, led by our Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon — precise, personalised, and scheduled to fit your life, without the NHS wait.

What is knee replacement surgery?

Knee replacement (knee arthroplasty) replaces the worn or damaged surfaces of the knee joint with an artificial implant, relieving pain and restoring movement. It's typically considered when osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, or injury has caused significant joint damage, and non-surgical options — physiotherapy, medication, or joint injections — are no longer providing enough relief.

We offer both total and partial knee replacement, depending on the extent of the damage, following a thorough assessment.

Why choose computer-guided surgery?

Computer-guided techniques allow for highly precise implant positioning and alignment, tailored to your individual anatomy. This precision can support a more natural range of movement after surgery and helps the surgical team plan the procedure in detail before you're ever in theatre.

Why choose a private knee replacement?

• Consultant-led care throughout — from consultation to surgery and rehabilitation
• A prompt initial assessment, rather than a long NHS referral wait
• A clear treatment plan and realistic timeline agreed with you in advance
• Appointments arranged around your own schedule

What to expect

Your first step is a detailed consultation and physical assessment, including a review of any existing scans or previous treatment. We'll explain the procedure, what recovery involves, and answer any questions before you decide anything.

Most patients begin gentle movement and physiotherapy within a day of surgery, with a structured rehabilitation plan supporting a return to normal activity over the following weeks — your surgeon will give you a timeline specific to your own recovery.