Ask absolutely anyone, and they’ll tell you the best part of getting a hip replacement is when it’s all done and healed, and you’re back to your daily routines, with the improved mobility and reduced pain of a brand-new hip.
MSK Doctors can help you to get there faster, with less invasive surgery, near-immediate appointments, and the best-trained surgeons in this new Bikini hip replacement technique. Seriously, you can even book your own appointment right now, at https://mskdoctors.com/treatments/bikini-hip
They don’t believe in waiting lists or GP referrals – they only believe in helping their patients to get better, faster. That’s also why they offer the latest, greatest, and most effective regeneration techniques that have passed clinical trials.
At MSK Doctors, the goal is to minimize the trauma of your treatment, and maximise your recovery, all at the same time.
That’s why they specialise in the new Bikini technique, because it lets you get an entirely new hip, without even having to cut all the important muscles, blood vessels and nerves surrounding it.
A Very Brief History Of Hip Replacements
Since the first recorded attempt at a hip replacement in 1891, the techniques have been improving every decade – but Bikini is the first option ever to offer this much reduction in surgical trauma, while also hiding any resulting scar.
Obviously, hip transplants are not new, but this new Bikini technique uses a unique minimally invasive approach that helps to reduce the surgical trauma, speeds up your recovery, and minimises the risk of developing a limp while you heal.
The Bikini technique is also the only hip replacement surgery that hides the resulting scar in your “bikini line,” where it’s likely to go unnoticed.
Less Trauma, More Recovery
It’s an unfortunate fact of life that surgery is traumatic – and with a hip replacement, there’s a lot of potential damage for you to recover from. At least with traditional methods.
Using a Direct Anterior Approach (DAA), the surgical team can perform a complete hip replacement while preventing damage to all those important muscles, blood vessels, and nerves surrounding your hip. Since they aren’t cut, you don’t have to heal them – so you’ve basically got a head-start on your recovery as soon as you get off the table.
As a result, most folks aren’t spending the first week in bed, they’re practising standing and walking with crutches almost immediately after their surgery, and can return home the day after.
The Bikini technique reduces blood loss and leaves your hip joint more supported than a traditional hip replacement, so it’s a lot easier to get back into your old routines. Compared to the traditional options, Bikini will even greatly reduce the risk of developing a limp, because your hip is still plenty strong enough with all those muscles intact.
Expertise Counts, As Expected
Although the Bikini technique does offer several important benefits, it’s also a new and complex surgery, so use your best judgment.
Researchers have noted that this technique provides the best results when performed by a surgical team specifically trained and experienced in this new procedure, and that makes sense. If you’re going to get the latest techniques, make sure you have a surgical team that’s already trained in them.
Research also suggests that experienced Bikini surgeons have better results in terms of reducing complications, and when hiding the initial incision to prevent visible scarring. That’s nothing new and unusual though, to get the best results, you should always work with an experienced and trained expert, in any field.
My advice would be MSK Doctors, because they have a team of hip specialists who are not only experienced with the newest hip replacement techniques, but in some cases, members of their team even helped to perfect the new techniques, when they were being developed.
A quick quote I stole from their website explains, “Studies have shown that patients who undergo Total Hip Arthroplasty (THA) using the DAA may experience less postoperative pain, have shorter hospital stays, and achieve better early outcomes in terms of pain relief and functional recovery. This can be attributed to the preservation of important muscles and soft tissues during the surgery, leading to improved stability and reduced muscle damage.”
It’s your hip, your mobility, and your choice – but if it was me, I would at least talk to the top surgeons with the newest techniques first. That’s MSK Doctors.
You can learn more about the new Bikini technique, the MSK Doctors hip specialist team, or how to book your own appointment, at https://mskdoctors.com/treatments/bikini-hip
