Mr William Aston
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
Discover outstanding expertise in hip treatment at RNOH Private Care, where we combine cutting-edge procedures with compassionate care.
Our specialists are proficient in a variety of hip procedures, including joint preservation techniques, arthroscopic (keyhole) surgery, and hip replacement.
Our diagnostic process is meticulous, utilising advanced imaging technologies to precisely identify the underlying issues. Whether addressing hip arthritis, labral tears, or developmental conditions, our expert team tailors treatment plans to individual needs. From minimally invasive procedures to complex hip reconstruction, our surgeons are dedicated to restoring function and alleviating pain, ensuring a swift return to a more active lifestyle.
Rehabilitation is an integral part of our approach, with personalised physical therapy programmes designed to optimise recovery.
We emphasise patient education, providing clear guidance on postoperative care and ongoing support throughout the rehabilitation journey. Your path to accessing our services starts with a simple step – contacting us. We are here to assist you throughout your journey, making your treatment a seamless and successful one.
A hip replacement is often needed for various reasons, with the most common being osteoarthritis. Osteoarthritis happens when the cartilage in the hip joint wears out, making the ball of the thigh bone and the socket in the pelvic bone rub together. This causes a lot of pain and makes it hard to move the hip like you used to.
AMIS® (Anterior Minimally Invasive Surgery) in a total hip replacement is available at RNOH Private Care. This technique respects the nerves and avoids cutting muscles, leading to faster recovery for patients.
Every patient is unique and prices will be based on your consultant and your specifics needs.
A revision hip replacement is a surgical procedure performed to replace or repair a previously implanted artificial hip joint. It is a more complex procedure compared to the initial hip replacement and may involve additional surgical steps, such as addressing bone loss, using specialised implants, or reconstructing damaged soft tissues.
The need for a revision hip replacement can arise due to various reasons, including implant loosening, infection, fractures around the implant, or changes in the bone and soft tissues over time. Our expert orthopaedic surgeons will evaluate each case individually to determine the most appropriate course of action for a revision hip replacement based on the specific issues and challenges faced by the patient.
If you smoke, your surgeon may refuse to operate unless you can refrain from smoking before and during the healing phase of your procedure. Research has proven that smoking delays bone healing significantly.
Discover our consultant team at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital: leaders in their field and supported by specialist clinical teams.
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