Most hip replacements function well for many years, but some patients may require revision surgery due to implant loosening, wear, infection, instability, fracture, bone loss, or persistent pain. Revision hip replacement is designed to address these issues, restore function, relieve pain, and help patients return to an active lifestyle.

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During revision surgery, some or all of the original hip implant is removed and replaced with new components designed to restore stability, relieve pain, and improve mobility. Revision hip replacement is often more complex than a primary hip replacement and requires advanced surgical expertise and careful planning. 

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If you are experiencing pain, instability, or decreased function following a hip replacement, schedule a consultation for a comprehensive evaluation and personalized treatment plan.