Delhi, India, 110085
Revision Hip Replacement Surgery By Dr. Palash Gupta Internationally Trained Joint Replacement Surgeon | Rohini & Model Town, New Delhi What is Revision Hip Replacement? Revision Hip Replacement is a specialized surgical procedure performed to replace or repair a previously implanted artificial hip joint that has failed, worn out, or developed complications. Unlike the first (primary) hip replacement, revision surgery is more complex and requires advanced expertise. When is Revision Hip Replacement Needed? A revision may be necessary if a patient experiences: πΉ Implant loosening β over time, the implant may become unstable πΉ Infection around the joint β can lead to pain and inflammation πΉ Recurrent dislocation β hip repeatedly slips out of position πΉ Wear and tear of implant β particularly after 15β20 years πΉ Fractures around the prosthesis πΉ Persistent pain or loss of mobility How is Revision Different from Primary Hip Replacement? Revision surgery is more challenging than the first surgery because: Bone quality may be compromised Scar tissue from the first surgery may be present Custom or specialized implants may be needed Longer recovery time and rehabilitation This is why itβs important to consult a highly experienced joint replacement specialist like Dr. Palash Gupta, who has advanced training in complex hip and knee reconstructions. Expertise Matters in Revision Surgeries Dr. Palash Gupta has undergone international fellowships in Arthroplasty and Trauma (Germany & New Zealand), and has successfully performed numerous complex revision hip surgeries. He uses modern techniques and specialized implants to ensure stability, reduce complications, and restore mobility. What to Expect from Revision Surgery π Hospital Stay: Usually 4β7 days πΆββοΈ Rehabilitation: Starts early with physiotherapy π Recovery Time: 8β16 weeks depending on case complexity π Infection Control: Special protocols used to reduce infection risk Is Revision Hip Replacement Successful? Yes. When performed by an experienced orthopedic surgeon, revision hip replacement can: β Eliminate chronic pain β Restore mobility and independence β Correct previous implant failures β Improve overall quality of life FAQs Q. How many times can a hip be replaced? A. In some cases, revision surgeries can be done more than once, but each time becomes more complex. Hence, timely diagnosis and proper post-op care are crucial. Q. Is revision surgery riskier than the first? A. It carries slightly higher risks, but in expert hands and with proper planning, outcomes are excellent. Q. Will I need a special implant? A. Often, yes. Revision cases require custom or modular prostheses, which Dr. Gupta uses based on individual needs. Consult Dr. Palash Gupta for Expert Evaluation π Rohini Clinic: 190, Pocket-D 14, Sector 7, Opp. Metro Pillar No. 415, New Delhi β 110085 π₯ Also at: Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital, Model Town, New Delhi π Book an Appointment Today πΉ Get a second opinion for failed hip surgeries πΉ Personalized treatment plans and surgical precision πΉ International-standard joint care in New Delhi