Complete Knee replacement. Step Back Into Motion: Your Total Knee Replacement Journey What is Total Knee Replacement? Total Knee Replacement, also known as knee arthroplasty, is a sophisticated procedure designed to resurface a knee joint that has been severely damaged by wear and tear. Think of it as "renewing" the joint rather than just replacing it. During the process, the surgeon removes the damaged bone and cartilage from the surface of your thighbone (femur) and shinbone (tibia). These surfaces are then capped with high-grade metal shells, and a medical-grade plastic spacer is placed in between to act as a new, smooth cushion. This creates a "new" gliding surface that eliminates the painful friction of bone rubbing against bone. We focus on restoring your knee''s natural alignment, ensuring that your leg feels stable and strong again. Why is this Journey Personally Vital for You? A knee replacement is often the most effective solution when your knee health begins to dictate what you can and cannot do in your daily life. It becomes a vital consideration for you if: Your Mobility is Restricted: You find yourself avoiding stairs, struggling to get in and out of a car, or needing a cane or walker just to move around your home. Chronic Pain is Constant: You experience a persistent ache or stiffness, even while resting or sitting, which often results in a "heavy" feeling in the leg. Visible Deformity is Present: You notice your knee bowing in or out, or significant swelling that doesn''t go away with ice or rest. Loss of Quality Time: You are missing out on walks with your spouse, playing with grandchildren, or traveling because the fear of knee pain holds you back. Reclaiming Your Active Lifestyle The goal of this journey is to help you return to the activities that make you feel like yourself again. By choosing this path, you are working toward: Lasting Pain Relief: Removing the diseased joint surfaces is the most direct way to stop the cycle of chronic inflammation and sharp pain. Restored Flexibility: Most patients experience a significant improvement in their ability to bend and straighten their leg, making daily movements feel effortless. A Faster Return to Routine: With modern "Rapid Recovery" protocols, many patients are encouraged to stand and walk with support on the day of surgery, with a return to light activities typically within 6 to 8 weeks. All details are subject to doctor evaluation for the final treatment plan