hip replacement in the young

Hip Replacement in Young Adults By Dr. Palash Gupta MBBS, MS (Orthopedics) Fellowship in Arthroplasty – Germany Fellowship in Arthroplasty and Trauma – New Zealand You’re Not Too Young — You Deserve to Live Pain-Free While hip replacement is often associated with older adults, more young and active patients (under 50) are now undergoing Total Hip Replacement (THR) to relieve chronic pain, regain mobility, and restore quality of life. With advanced implants and surgical techniques, Dr. Palash Gupta offers safe, long-lasting hip replacement options specially designed for younger patients with active lifestyles. 🦴 Why Do Younger Patients Need Hip Replacement? Common reasons for hip replacement in younger adults include: Avascular Necrosis (AVN) – often due to trauma, steroids, or alcohol use Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH) Post-traumatic arthritis or hip fractures Rheumatoid arthritis or juvenile arthritis Chronic hip impingement (FAI) or labral tears Failed previous surgeries 💡 Modern Solutions for a Younger Generation Advances in joint replacement now allow younger patients to benefit from: ✔️ Durable, Long-Lasting Implants New materials like ceramic-on-ceramic or highly cross-linked polyethylene offer wear resistance of 20–30+ years. ✔️ Cementless (Biological Fixation) Techniques Encourages bone ingrowth into the implant for a secure, long-term hold. ✔️ Minimally Invasive Approaches Muscle-sparing surgery for faster recovery and early return to activity. ✔️ Custom Rehabilitation Plans Tailored physiotherapy and return-to-sport programs. ✔️ Robotic or Computer-Assisted Navigation (if available) Improves implant alignment and joint function for active lifestyles. 👨‍⚕️ Dr. Palash Gupta’s Approach to Young Hip Replacement Patients As a fellowship-trained specialist in Germany and New Zealand, Dr. Gupta focuses on: Conservative joint-preserving measures first (when possible) Precise pre-surgical planning with imaging and 3D modeling Advanced hip prostheses suited for younger bones and active use Long-term follow-up and support 🗣 Common Questions from Young Patients 🟢 Will I be able to play sports again? Yes – low-impact activities like swimming, cycling, hiking, and even gym workouts are encouraged after recovery. 🟢 How long will the hip implant last? Modern implants last 20–30 years or more, especially with newer materials and proper activity modifications. 🟢 Can I have a second replacement if needed in the future? Yes. Dr. Gupta also specializes in revision surgeries, if ever needed years down the line. 📍 Location Clinic: 190, Pocket-D 14, Sector 7 Opposite Metro Pillar No. 415 Rohini, New Delhi – 110085 Hospital: Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital, Model Town, New Delhi