Joint replacement surgery is a highly effective orthopedic procedure in which a damaged or worn-out joint is replaced with a prosthetic implant to relieve pain and restore function. It is commonly performed for joints like the knee, hip, and shoulder, often due to arthritis, trauma, or degenerative conditions.
Using modern, minimally invasive surgical techniques, Dr. Mitesh Patel ensures faster recovery, reduced scarring, and excellent long-term results. As one of Surat’s most trusted joint replacement specialists, he combines surgical expertise with compassionate care tailored to your lifestyle and mobility goals.
Dr. Mitesh Patel provides joint replacement surgery for a variety of joint-related issues, including:
Booking an appointment with our orthopedic & ENT professionals
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A thorough evaluation of your symptoms, X-rays, and physical mobility to determine if joint replacement is right for you.
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Detailed discussion of the procedure, implant type, anesthesia, and preparation steps.
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Performed in a state-of-the-art surgical facility with a focus on safety and efficiency.
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Hospital stay for 1–3 days followed by a home-care plan and structured physical therapy.
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Ongoing monitoring and rehab sessions to ensure full mobility and pain-free living.
Why Choose Dr. Mitesh Patel?
With years of experience in orthopedic, arthroscopic, and joint replacement surgery, Dr. Mitesh Patel is known across Surat for his precise surgical skills, commitment to minimally invasive techniques, and a patient-first approach. Whether it’s a total knee replacement or hip joint revision, his goal is to restore your independence and quality of life.
If you experience severe joint pain, stiffness, or reduced mobility that doesn’t improve with medication or therapy, joint replacement may be necessary.
Yes. Modern techniques, high-quality implants, and experienced surgeons like Dr. Mitesh Patel have made joint replacement extremely safe and effective.
Most patients start walking within a few days. Full recovery can take 6–12 weeks, depending on the joint and rehabilitation process.
Yes, physical therapy is essential to restore strength, balance, and movement in the new joint.
With proper care, modern joint implants can last 15–25 years or more.