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With a well-established orthopaedic infrastructure, Liv Hospital Ulus performs Hip Resurfacing Surgery only for patients eligible for this bone-preserving procedure rather than traditional hip replacement surgery. Founded in 2013, the JCI accredited facility in Istanbul, Turkey is equipped with 154 beds.
Hip resurfacing is an alternative procedure for selectively chosen candidates with severe hip arthritis or a serious joint injury. Hip resurfacing differs from traditional hip replacement surgery because most of the femoral head is preserved, and only the injured surfaces of the joint are replaced with artificial parts. The orthopaedic surgeon reviews the patient’s case before surgery by performing necessary imaging studies and medical tests to assess implant suitability and prepare for recovery.
Indraprastha Apollo Hospital offers advanced hip resurfacing surgery using the latest joint-preserving orthopedic techniques and contemporary medical guidelines. The hospital, founded in the year 1996, is a JCI accredited hospital located in the city of Delhi, India, and has 710 number of available beds in addition to providing complete orthopedic care for both residents and patients from abroad.
The purpose of hip resurfacing surgery is to relieve pain and restore normal function of the hip joint while preserving as much natural bone as possible compared with conventional total hip replacement procedures. In this procedure, the surfaces of the diseased hip joint are reconfigured and covered with metal components.
With a well-established orthopaedic infrastructure, Prime Hospital performs Hip Resurfacing Surgery only for patients eligible for this bone-preserving procedure rather than traditional hip replacement surgery. Founded in 1999, the ACHS, JCI accredited facility in Dubai, United Arab Emirates is equipped with 100 beds.
Hip resurfacing is an alternative procedure for selectively chosen candidates with severe hip arthritis or a serious joint injury. Hip resurfacing differs from traditional hip replacement surgery because most of the femoral head is preserved, and only the injured surfaces of the joint are replaced with artificial parts. The orthopaedic surgeon reviews the patient’s case before surgery by performing necessary imaging studies and medical tests to assess implant suitability and prepare for recovery.
With a well-established orthopaedic infrastructure, Apollo Hospitals performs Hip Resurfacing Surgery only for patients eligible for this bone-preserving procedure rather than traditional hip replacement surgery. Founded in 1988, the JCI accredited facility in Hyderabad, India is equipped with 550 beds.
Hip resurfacing is an alternative procedure for selectively chosen candidates with severe hip arthritis or a serious joint injury. Hip resurfacing differs from traditional hip replacement surgery because most of the femoral head is preserved, and only the injured surfaces of the joint are replaced with artificial parts. The orthopaedic surgeon reviews the patient’s case before surgery by performing necessary imaging studies and medical tests to assess implant suitability and prepare for recovery.
Sterling Wockhardt Hospital offers hip resurfacing surgery through cutting-edge surgical procedures along with evidence-based orthopedic treatment. Established in 2001, the NABL certified hospital located in Mumbai, India, has a capacity of 225 beds and serves both domestic and international patients.
The hip resurfacing procedure involves shaping the deformed femoral head and placing a smooth metal surface on it, thereby replacing the damaged socket with an artificial one. By preserving a greater part of the natural femural bone, hip resurfacing can provide an effective solution for selected patients. Only after the expert has checked the quality of the bone, the degree of activity, the degree of damage, and the patient's health status would the treatment be recommended.
At Global Health City, individuals in need of Hip Resurfacing Surgery can receive it together with high-quality orthopedic care given the experience of joint specialists. 1999 saw the emergence of this NABH, NABL accredited medical facility, situated in Chennai, India, with a total of 200 beds available to patients.
Hip resurfacing includes exchanging the affected areas of the hip while retaining the femoral head. This is a good alternative for certain patients who suffer from severe hip arthritis or significant joint impairment. Before proceeding with the operation, appropriate imaging and clinical evaluation are used to assess the condition of the bones and joints.
Fortis Malar Hospital offers hip resurfacing surgery through cutting-edge surgical procedures along with evidence-based orthopedic treatment. Established in 1989, the NABH certified hospital located in Chennai, India, has a capacity of 180 beds and serves both domestic and international patients.
The hip resurfacing procedure involves shaping the deformed femoral head and placing a smooth metal surface on it, thereby replacing the damaged socket with an artificial one. By preserving a greater part of the natural femural bone, hip resurfacing can provide an effective solution for selected patients. Only after the expert has checked the quality of the bone, the degree of activity, the degree of damage, and the patient's health status would the treatment be recommended.
Rabin Medical Center offers advanced hip resurfacing surgery using the latest joint-preserving orthopedic techniques and contemporary medical guidelines. The hospital, founded in the year 1996, is a JCI accredited hospital located in the city of Petah Tikva, Israel, and has 1300 number of available beds in addition to providing complete orthopedic care for both residents and patients from abroad.
The purpose of hip resurfacing surgery is to relieve pain and restore normal function of the hip joint while preserving as much natural bone as possible compared with conventional total hip replacement procedures. In this procedure, the surfaces of the diseased hip joint are reconfigured and covered with metal components.
With a well-established orthopaedic infrastructure, Medicana International Ankara Hospital performs Hip Resurfacing Surgery only for patients eligible for this bone-preserving procedure rather than traditional hip replacement surgery. Founded in 2008, the JCI accredited facility in Ankara, Turkey is equipped with 215 beds.
Hip resurfacing is an alternative procedure for selectively chosen candidates with severe hip arthritis or a serious joint injury. Hip resurfacing differs from traditional hip replacement surgery because most of the femoral head is preserved, and only the injured surfaces of the joint are replaced with artificial parts. The orthopaedic surgeon reviews the patient’s case before surgery by performing necessary imaging studies and medical tests to assess implant suitability and prepare for recovery.
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
LLH Hospital, Abu Dhabi offers hip resurfacing surgery through cutting-edge surgical procedures along with evidence-based orthopedic treatment. Established in 2007, the JCI certified hospital located in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, has a capacity of 750 beds and serves both domestic and international patients.
The hip resurfacing procedure involves shaping the deformed femoral head and placing a smooth metal surface on it, thereby replacing the damaged socket with an artificial one. By preserving a greater part of the natural femural bone, hip resurfacing can provide an effective solution for selected patients. Only after the expert has checked the quality of the bone, the degree of activity, the degree of damage, and the patient's health status would the treatment be recommended.
University Hospital offers hip resurfacing surgery through cutting-edge surgical procedures along with evidence-based orthopedic treatment. Established in 1842, the SAC certified hospital located in Basel, Switzerland, has a capacity of 773 beds and serves both domestic and international patients.
The hip resurfacing procedure involves shaping the deformed femoral head and placing a smooth metal surface on it, thereby replacing the damaged socket with an artificial one. By preserving a greater part of the natural femural bone, hip resurfacing can provide an effective solution for selected patients. Only after the expert has checked the quality of the bone, the degree of activity, the degree of damage, and the patient's health status would the treatment be recommended.
Delhi, India
With a well-established orthopaedic infrastructure, Max Super Speciality Hospital, Patparganj performs Hip Resurfacing Surgery only for patients eligible for this bone-preserving procedure rather than traditional hip replacement surgery. Founded in 2005, the NABH, NABL, AACI accredited facility in Delhi, India is equipped with 400 beds.
Hip resurfacing is an alternative procedure for selectively chosen candidates with severe hip arthritis or a serious joint injury. Hip resurfacing differs from traditional hip replacement surgery because most of the femoral head is preserved, and only the injured surfaces of the joint are replaced with artificial parts. The orthopaedic surgeon reviews the patient’s case before surgery by performing necessary imaging studies and medical tests to assess implant suitability and prepare for recovery.
At The London Clinic, individuals in need of Hip Resurfacing Surgery can receive it together with high-quality orthopedic care given the experience of joint specialists. saw the emergence of this JCI accredited medical facility, situated in London, United Kingdom, with a total of 234 beds available to patients.
Hip resurfacing includes exchanging the affected areas of the hip while retaining the femoral head. This is a good alternative for certain patients who suffer from severe hip arthritis or significant joint impairment. Before proceeding with the operation, appropriate imaging and clinical evaluation are used to assess the condition of the bones and joints.
At Farrer Park Hospital, individuals in need of Hip Resurfacing Surgery can receive it together with high-quality orthopedic care given the experience of joint specialists. 2016 saw the emergence of this accredited medical facility, situated in Singapore, Singapore, with a total of 220 beds available to patients.
Hip resurfacing includes exchanging the affected areas of the hip while retaining the femoral head. This is a good alternative for certain patients who suffer from severe hip arthritis or significant joint impairment. Before proceeding with the operation, appropriate imaging and clinical evaluation are used to assess the condition of the bones and joints.
With a well-established orthopaedic infrastructure, Clinic Soukra performs Hip Resurfacing Surgery only for patients eligible for this bone-preserving procedure rather than traditional hip replacement surgery. Founded in 2003, the accredited facility in Ariana, Tunisia is equipped with 120 beds.
Hip resurfacing is an alternative procedure for selectively chosen candidates with severe hip arthritis or a serious joint injury. Hip resurfacing differs from traditional hip replacement surgery because most of the femoral head is preserved, and only the injured surfaces of the joint are replaced with artificial parts. The orthopaedic surgeon reviews the patient’s case before surgery by performing necessary imaging studies and medical tests to assess implant suitability and prepare for recovery.
| Speciality | Orthopedics |
| Procedure | Hip Resurfacing Surgery |
| Success Rate | 80-90% |
| Recovery Time | 3-6 months |
| Treatment Time | 1-2 hours |
| Chances of Recurrence | Low |
Hip resurfacing surgery is a procedure in which surgeons reshape the damaged surface of the hip joint and cap it with a metal covering. Hip resurfacing, unlike hip replacement procedures, actually preserves more of the patient's natural bone.
Medical conditions that can be treated through hip resurfacing surgery include hip arthritis, osteoarthritis, and avascular necrosis. Candidates for this surgery are typically younger and more active individuals with good bone quality.
The recovery process after hip resurfacing surgery involves a period of rest and rehabilitation. Patients may need to use crutches or walkers initially and gradually transition to walking with support. Physical therapy is recommended to regain strength, flexibility, and mobility. Full recovery can take 2-4 weeks, and it is important to follow the post-surgery guidelines and exercises recommended by the healthcare provider to ensure successful outcomes.

The surgical result and the treating physician have both greatly pleased me. I am appreciative of Dr. Puneet Mishra and his staff at Fortis Hospital for the pre-surgery counseling and consultations.