A bone-preserving alternative to total hip replacement, designed to let you return to the sport, work and life you love.
Whether you are a runner, cyclist, climber or simply want to remain on your feet without compromise, hip resurfacing is one of the few procedures designed for people who refuse to slow down.
The practice spans the full scope of hip and knee joint surgery, from primary replacement through complex revision work. Hip resurfacing is a particular area of special interest. Modern bone-preserving systems including the Adept, ReCerf, and H1 are used in carefully selected patients.
About Hip Resurfacing
Patients travel to us from across the UK, drawn by an unwavering focus on resurfacing technique, implant selection and long-term outcomes.
Every patient is assessed individually. We will tell you honestly whether resurfacing is right for you. If it is not, we will explain why and what the better option would be.
Meet the SurgeonHip resurfacing differs fundamentally from a total hip replacement. The femoral head is reshaped and capped, not removed, preserving bone, biomechanics and the ability to return to higher-impact activity.
The femoral head is capped rather than removed, conserving native bone for the future.
The larger bearing and natural anatomy support a return to running, cycling and other high-demand activity.
Well-selected patients experience excellent long-term survivorship: performance that endures.
