Revision Total Hip Replacement

Addressing Worn-Out Hip Implants

A Revision Total Hip Replacement is a surgical procedure performed to replace or repair a failed or worn-out hip prosthesis from a previous hip replacement. Over time, hip implants can experience issues such as wear and tear, implant loosening, infection, or bone loss, which may require removal of the old prosthesis and placement of a new one.

Since a Revision Total Hip Replacement is more complex than the initial surgery, it typically requires advanced techniques and longer recovery. This procedure is crucial for restoring mobility, reducing pain, and improving overall hip function when previous implants no longer perform effectively.
If you're experiencing complications from a prior hip replacement, a Revision Total Hip Replacement can be an essential step in regaining comfort and movement.