Hip Replacement in India

The cost depends on factors such as the implant, hospital, surgeon, surgical technique, and whether one or both hips require treatment. International patients should request a personalized, hospital-verified treatment estimate.

Robotic-assisted and minimally invasive techniques may offer advantages for selected patients, including precise surgical planning and potentially smaller incisions. The most appropriate technique depends on the patient's condition, anatomy, and surgeon's assessment.

Many patients can stand and begin walking with assistance within a day after surgery, depending on their condition and surgical protocol. Physiotherapy usually starts early, with mobility improving progressively during the following weeks.

Hip replacement is a commonly performed procedure and is generally safe for suitable patients. Potential risks include infection, blood clots, dislocation, fracture, nerve or blood-vessel injury, implant wear, and complications related to surgery or anesthesia.

Yes, simultaneous bilateral hip replacement may be considered for selected patients who are medically fit. In other cases, surgeons may recommend staged procedures based on the patient's overall health and individual needs.

Yes. International patients can usually share X-rays, MRI/CT scans, and medical records for a preliminary review by an orthopedic surgeon before travelling to India. A final treatment plan requires an in-person evaluation.

Pre-operative tests may include blood work, X-rays, ECG or cardiac evaluation, and anesthesia fitness assessment. Additional tests may be required depending on your age, medical history, and existing health conditions.

The required stay depends on the type of surgery and your recovery. It generally includes pre-operative assessment, hospitalization, physiotherapy, follow-up, and medical clearance before travelling home.

Your surgeon should confirm when you are medically fit to fly based on your recovery, mobility, wound healing, and risk of complications such as blood clots. International patients should plan their return travel according to their medical team's advice.

Modern hip replacement implants can often function for 15–20 years or longer, although longevity varies between patients. Age, activity level, weight, implant type, bone quality, and other factors can influence implant lifespan.

Patients should prepare medical records, X-rays or MRI/CT scans, previous treatment details, medication lists, and relevant test reports. International patients should also check the latest Indian medical-visa requirements applicable to their nationality before travelling.