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Hip resurfacing and hip replacement are the two surgeries that reduce hip pain caused by worn bones. To replace the hip, the ball part of the hip joint – the femoral head – is removed and replaced with an implant. A metallic shell and its liner are then implanted into the hip socket – the acetabulum.

As the name implies, an inguinal crease “bikini” anterior total hip replacement involves an incision at the base of the patient’s bikini line. Through this incision, our professionals can still completely replace a person’s hip as needed, but the scars the patient is left with are essentially hidden by the crease of the groin. As

Arthritis can be painful no matter what part of your body is affected. However, hip arthritis is not only painful but affects your mobility and can cause you to fall. Hip arthritis is when the bone around the joint no longer has smooth contours, or it grows combined with worn protective cartilage. Here is what you should know.

The hip joint is one of the most crucial and complex joints in the human body. Your hip supports your body weight and offers balance and support as you walk, run, and perform various physical activities. Unfortunately, like any other joint, the hip is susceptible to degenerative diseases that can cause pain, discomfort, and reduced mobility. What

Hip resurfacing is a surgical procedure to treat hip joint problems, particularly in arthritis or other degenerative conditions. Unlike total hip replacement, where the entire femoral head (the ball-shaped top of the thigh bone) is removed and replaced with a prosthetic ball, hip resurfacing involves reshaping the acetabulum (the socket in the pelvic bone). This approach