Nevertheless, worn-out or injured hips can affect mobility adversely, causing intense pain even when you are in a resting position. Opting for Hip replacement surgery by Dr. Anmol Sharma would be a wise decision in this regard.
Dr. Anmol Sharma performs hip replacement surgery to facilitate the elimination and replacement of the parts of the femur and pelvis (cup and socket) that make up your hip joint. His expertise in performing the surgery with minimum hassle allows early mobilization and relieves you from stiffness and hip pain that results from hip arthritis.
If you have decided to go for hip replacement surgery, it is imperative to know the type of surgery that will suit your problem the best way. A consultation with Dr. Anmol Sharma will equip you with relevant information about it.
Here are different types of surgeries that our experienced Orthopedic surgeon will perform depending on the condition of your hip joint.
Also called Total Hip Arthroplasty, is a widely performed hip replacement surgery. It requires the surgeon to replace the degenerated sections of your hip with artificial implants. Specifically, Dr. Anmol will replace the socket with a plastic cup, which may also include a titanium metal casing. The portion above the femur will get a new ball, fixed to a metal stem. This combination can vary depending on the patient’s need and can also include Ceramic on Poly, Ceramic on Ceramic or even the highly specialized and latest Dual Mobility Total hip replacement which is reserved for patients with deformed hip and spine and has a longer life and decreased chances of dislocation.
Dr. Sharma has a specialized training in primary and complex Hip Replacement surgeries and his vast experience in such surgeries allows him to deliver the best results to patients with hip problems including minimal invasive technique, suture-less surgery, negligible muscle damage and faster recovery. Also his specialized technique of hip templating allows him to prevent any limb length inequality and improved stability after surgery.
Also termed hemiarthroplasty, it needs the replacement of only one end of the hip joint, i.e., the femoral head. Unlike total hip replacement, it does not operate on both sides. This surgery is suitable for older patients having fractured hips and is aimed to get such elderly patients up and out of bed as soon as possible to prevent any complications of immobility and for pain relief. Dr. Sharma uses a specialized technique that uses small incision, suture-less technique, minimal muscle damage and enhances the recovery of such patients. His vast experience and special interest in treating such patients with geriatric hip fractures gives him an edge in delivering excellent outcomes repeatedly.
Mostly suitable for younger patients, this surgery requires the surgeon to resurface the socket and femoral head. It is a highly specialized surgery with minimal bone loss but is reserved for a very few candidates meeting its criteria.
Dr. Sharma will examine your existing health conditions and test reports to find out if you are an ideal candidate for the surgery. If required, he may also suggest medical tests. Here are some useful criteria that he suggests to be a suitable candidate for hip replacement procedure.
Among the factors that may stall your chances of undergoing hip replacement surgery, include obesity, serious health conditions, and an unhealthy lifestyle.
Are you looking for the best surgeon for Hip Replacement surgery? If yes, you can rely on Dr. Anmol Sharma owing to the required qualifications and experience he possesses to perform the procedure.
His qualifications and expertise speak in high volumes about his excellence in carrying out surgeries related to the musculoskeletal system, including hip replacement procedures.
In addition, Dr. Anmol holds adept expertise in performing numerous hip-related surgeries, including keyhole surgery, hip resurfacing, arthroscopy, and so on.
The skilled surgeon holds adept technical expertise and ensures compassionate care. He treats the patients in an accredited hospital, well-equipped with advanced therapeutic and diagnostic facilities.
If you are facing severe pain in your hip joints due to an injury or growing age, it is high time that you should opt for hip replacement surgery. During direct interaction with Dr. Anmol Sharma, you will get more info about the various types of hip replacement surgery and the one that suits your problem in the best manner.
To get complete relief from hip joint pain, approaching Dr. Anmol Sharma will be a smart decision. He holds the requisite skills, expertise, and experience to perform Hip Replacement Surgery with long-lasting results. Feel free to contact the best hip replacement surgeon today.
Dr. Anmol Sharma is an experienced hip replacement surgeon serving Panchkula and Chandigarh, with specialized training in complex trauma and pelvi-acetabular surgery from Fortis Hospital, Mohali, in addition to routine and revision hip replacement procedures.
Most patients stand and walk with assistance within 1–2 days post-surgery. Return to normal daily activities generally takes 4–8 weeks, with full recovery and muscle strength returning over 3–6 months with consistent physiotherapy.
Common causes include osteoarthritis, avascular necrosis, hip fractures (especially in elderly patients), rheumatoid arthritis, and developmental hip conditions. Dr. Anmol Sharma evaluates the underlying cause through clinical examination and imaging before recommending hip replacement.
Yes, hip replacement is commonly and safely performed in elderly patients, including those with hip fractures. Dr. Anmol Sharma has specific experience in geriatric trauma and hip fracture management, with careful pre-operative assessment to manage age-related complications.
Total hip replacement replaces both the ball and socket of the joint, typically for arthritis, while partial hip replacement (hemiarthroplasty) replaces only the femoral head, often used for certain hip fractures in older patients. Your surgeon will recommend the appropriate option based on your condition.
Most patients walk with a walker or cane within days of surgery and often transition to walking independently within 3–6 weeks, though full muscle strength and a normal gait pattern typically return over a few months.