Who May Need Evaluation
Persistent pain, stiffness, deformity or reduced function that interferes with walking, stairs, sleep or daily activities.
Treatment Guide
Knee Replacement: When Pain Starts Limiting Everyday Life
Total or partial knee replacement may be considered for advanced joint damage when symptoms remain significant despite appropriate non-surgical treatment.
Specialist-led orthopaedic care: treatment planning is led by Dr. Aman Singh and the JAP Hospital orthopaedic team.
Patient Information
What to Know Before You Decide
Before Surgery Is Recommended
Clinical examination, imaging, review of non-surgical options, medical fitness and a shared discussion of expectations.
Total vs Partial Replacement
The choice depends on which parts of the knee are damaged, ligament function, anatomy and the surgeon’s assessment.
Recovery & Physiotherapy
Recovery is gradual and individual. Physiotherapy, pain control and progressive mobility are important parts of the plan.
This page provides general patient education. Diagnosis, suitability, treatment technique, hospital stay and recovery must be individualised after clinical assessment.
Need Help With Knee Replacement?
Book an orthopaedic consultation and bring any recent scans, reports or treatment records you have.