ACL surgery
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- Knee replacement surgery
- Partial knee replacement
- Hip replacement
- shoulder replacement
- Joint replacement
- ACL surgery
- PCL surgery
- Ligament surgery
- Meniscus repair surgery
- Key hole surgery
- Arthroscopy surgery
- Joint preservation surgery
- High tibial osteotomy surgery
- Fracture surgery
- Trauma
- Shoulder arthroscopy
- Shoulder dislocation surgery
- Rotator cuff repair surgery
- Spine surgery
- Knee pain
- shoulder pain
- Back pain
- Nonunion surgery
- Bone and Joint
- Joint pain
- Sport injury
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What is ACL Surgery?
When is ACL Surgery Needed?
Your doctor may recommend ACL surgery if:
You have a complete ACL tear that causes knee instability
You experience repeated knee giving way during activity
You want to return to high-demand sports or work
Other knee structures (meniscus, cartilage) are injured along with the ACL
Types of ACL Surgery
👉 ACL Reconstruction: The torn ligament is replaced using a tissue graft (commonly from your own hamstring, patellar tendon, or a donor).
👉 ACL Repair (rare cases): Suitable for certain types of ACL tears where the ligament can be reattached.
Benefits of ACL Surgery
✅ Reduces the risk of further knee damage
✅ Improves confidence in walking, running, and sports
✅ Helps prevent future meniscus or cartilage injury
Our Expertise in ACL Surgery
Advanced arthroscopic (keyhole) surgical techniques
Personalized treatment plan based on your activity level
Experienced orthopedic surgeons with sports injury specialization
Comprehensive rehabilitation support for faster recovery
Recovery After ACL Surgery
Hospital stay: Usually same day or 1 night
Return to office work: 2-3 weeks (depending on your job)
Return to sports: Typically 6-9 months with guided physiotherapy
Our team supports you at every step — from surgery to full recovery and return to your active lifestyle.