Before the surgery begins, you’ll undergo a thorough evaluation and preparation process, including medical tests, discussions with your surgeon, and lifestyle adjustments.

Once you’re in the operating room, you’ll receive anesthesia to ensure you’re comfortable and pain-free throughout the procedure.

Your surgeon will make an incision over the hip joint, providing access to the damaged or diseased hip joint.

Using specialized tools, your surgeon will remove the damaged cartilage and bone from the hip joint, preparing it for the prosthetic components.

The prosthetic components, including the artificial ball and socket, are then securely placed into the hip joint.

Finally, your surgeon will close the incision using sutures or staples, and you’ll be moved to a recovery area to begin your post-operative care.