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Persistent hip pain can make daily activities such as walking, climbing stairs, or even resting at night uncomfortable. When these limitations affect your independence and quality of life, hip replacement surgery may be an option to restore comfort and mobility.

In this video, Dr Alvin Tan, orthopaedic surgeon in Singapore, explains:

  • When hip replacement surgery is usually recommended
  • Common causes of severe hip pain such as arthritis, injury, or degeneration
  • What happens during the surgery
  • Recovery timeline and rehabilitation process
  • Long-term outlook and mobility after treatment

Restoring Mobility and Quality of Life

If hip pain is interfering with your daily life and conservative treatments are no longer effective, timely medical advice can help you understand whether hip replacement surgery is the right option. Seeking treatment early may improve long-term mobility and support an active lifestyle.