Orthopedics & Joint Replacement

Overview

At Avantis Clinic, the Orthopedics & Joint Replacement Department really covers the full spectrum when it comes to bone, joint, ligament, and muscle care. If you’re dealing with knee or hip pain, stiffness, injuries, or just struggling to move the way you used to, our team figures out exactly what’s going on and tailors a treatment plan that fits you.

Get you out of pain, help you move better, and make a difference with both non-surgical and surgical management. Early detection of joint issues often means avoiding larger problems and, in some cases, avoiding surgery altogether. But when you really need advanced treatment, they’re ready with the latest techniques and solid rehab programs to make sure you recover safely and keep your joints healthy for the long haul.

Orthopedics & Joint Replacement

Key Services & Specialties

Arthritis and persistent joint pain
Knee and hip treatment
Athletic injuries
Tears in ligaments (such as the ACL or PCL)
Meniscus issues
Instability and shoulder injuries
Trauma and fractured bones
Entire hip and knee replacements
Arthroscopy, or keyhole surgery
Ligament reattachment
Physiotherapy recommendations and non-surgical treatments

Advanced Orthopedic Care

Joint Replacement Care

Treatments to reduce pain and enable you to resume your daily activities in cases of severe arthritis and severe joint damage.

Arthroscopy & Sports Injury Treatment

Minimally invasive options to repair ligament tears, cartilage damage, and shoulder issues usually come with less pain and a faster bounce-back.

Trauma & Fracture Care

We repair all fractures, no matter how minor or complex, with the goal of promoting healing and restoring your strength.

Rehabilitation & Recovery Support

individualized strength-training and physical therapy regimens to help you regain your confidence, flexibility, and balance following treatment.

When Should You See an Orthopedic Specialist?

Persistent knee or hip pain
Pain climbing stairs or standing up
Stiff joints in the morning
Swelling around a joint
Trouble walking or a limp
Shoulder pain when you lift your arm
An injury from a fall or sports
Less movement in a joint

Dr. Akshay K.S

Managing Director & Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon

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    FAQs

    Doctors usually suggest knee replacement when arthritis gets so bad that pain won’t go away, even with medication and physiotherapy. If walking gets tough and your daily life feels limited, that’s when surgery comes into the picture.

    Absolutely. A lot of people feel better with medication, physiotherapy, losing some weight, or getting joint injections. It depends on how bad things are, but surgery isn’t the only option.

    Arthroscopy is a “keyhole” surgery—doctors use tiny tools and a camera to check out and fix problems with the ligaments or cartilage inside your joint. It’s much less invasive than open surgery.

    These days, most knee implants last 15 to 20 years, sometimes longer. It depends on how active you are and your overall health.

    Most people start walking again just a few days after surgery. Getting strength back with exercises usually takes somewhere between 6 and 12 weeks.

    You might notice your joints feel stiff or swollen. Moving around hurts, and climbing stairs can turn into a real struggle.

    If you’ve hurt your knee and now it’s swollen, feels wobbly, or you heard a pop when it happened, that’s a sign. It’s also tough to put weight on it.