Hip Replacement Surgery

Full and revision hip replacement surgery, led by our Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon — assessed quickly, explained clearly, and scheduled around you, without the long NHS waiting list.

What is hip replacement surgery?

Hip replacement (hip arthroplasty) involves removing the damaged surfaces of the hip joint and replacing them with an artificial implant. It's most commonly recommended for patients with advanced osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, or hip damage following injury, where pain and stiffness are significantly affecting day-to-day life and haven't responded to more conservative treatment such as physiotherapy, medication or joint injections.

We offer both primary hip replacement (for a joint that hasn't been operated on before) and revision surgery (where a previous hip replacement needs to be repaired or replaced).

Why choose a private hip replacement?

• Consultant-led care from your first consultation through to surgery and aftercare
• A same-day or next-day initial assessment, rather than a lengthy NHS referral wait
• A clear, fixed treatment plan and timeline, agreed with you before you commit
• A choice of appointment times that fit around your work and family commitments

What to expect

Your journey starts with a thorough consultation, including a physical assessment and a review of any existing imaging or previous treatment. If surgery is the right option, we'll talk you through the procedure itself, realistic recovery timescales, and what rehabilitation will involve, so you can make a fully informed decision with no pressure.

Most patients are walking with support within a day or two of surgery, with a structured physiotherapy plan to support a full return to normal activity over the following weeks and months — the exact timeline depends on your individual circumstances, which we'll discuss with you directly.