Expert diagnosis and surgical treatment for joint, ligament and bone conditions — helping you return to an active, pain-free life.
Orthopedics is the branch of medicine focused on the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of disorders of the musculoskeletal system — bones, joints, ligaments, tendons and muscles. At Titan Healthcare, we combine arthroscopic and robotic-assisted technology with clinical expertise to deliver precise, minimally invasive orthopedic care for patients of all ages.
Arthroscopic & robotic-assisted surgical systems
Tailored solutions for your unique condition
Highly skilled orthopedic & joint replacement surgeons
From consultation to advanced joint replacement surgery
Arthroscopic & robotic-assisted systems for precise surgery.
Experienced orthopedic surgeons dedicated to your care.
Minimally invasive procedures for faster recovery.
Clear and upfront costs with no hidden fees.
A torn anterior cruciate ligament is reconstructed using a tendon graft, placed through small keyhole incisions under arthroscopic guidance — restoring stability for an active lifestyle and sport.
For recurrent or complex shoulder dislocations, the torn labrum and ligaments are repaired arthroscopically to restore joint stability and reduce the risk of future dislocation.
Damaged cartilage and bone in the knee joint are resurfaced with a durable metal-and-plastic implant, relieving arthritis pain and restoring smooth, pain-free movement.
The worn-out ball-and-socket of the hip joint is replaced with a prosthetic implant, relieving chronic pain from arthritis or injury and restoring the ability to walk comfortably.
Torn or stretched ankle ligaments causing chronic instability are repaired or reconstructed through small incisions, restoring support for walking, running and sport.
20+ years of experience in joint replacement and trauma surgery.
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View Profile ›Specialist in ACL reconstruction and shoulder stabilization.
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X-ray, MRI & movement assessment using modern equipment.
Tailored treatment plan for the best outcomes.
Guided physiotherapy and regular follow-ups.
Not always — partial tears or low-activity patients may manage with physiotherapy, but surgery is usually recommended for active individuals or complete tears causing instability.
Most patients walk with support within a day or two and return to daily activities in 4–6 weeks, with full recovery and strength continuing to improve over a few months.
There's no strict age cutoff — candidacy depends on joint damage, pain levels and overall health rather than age alone, after a specialist evaluation.
A first-time dislocation is often treated with repositioning and rehab, but surgery is considered for recurrent dislocations or significant ligament damage.
Most patients begin protected weight-bearing within a couple of weeks and return to normal walking and light activity over 6–8 weeks, guided by physiotherapy.
Modern knee and hip implants typically last 15–20 years or more, depending on activity level, weight and how well post-surgical guidance is followed.