Liposuction is a surgical body-contouring procedure that removes localised fat deposits through a thin tube called a cannula. It may help adults who are near a stable weight but have areas of fat that do not respond adequately to balanced nutrition and regular exercise.
Tendon repair is a surgical procedure used to reconnect or reconstruct a torn tendon, the strong band of tissue that joins muscle to bone. It may help people with injuries affecting movement, strength, joint stability, or the ability to perform everyday activities.
Shoulder arthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure used to examine and treat problems inside the shoulder joint. A surgeon inserts a small camera called an arthroscope through a tiny incision, helping diagnose damage and perform repairs with specialised instruments.
High tibial osteotomy (HTO) is a joint-preserving knee operation that reshapes the upper shinbone to shift body weight away from a damaged part of the knee. It is commonly considered for active adults with arthritis mainly affecting one side of the joint, especially when leg alignment places excessive pressure on that area.
External fixation is a surgical treatment that stabilises a broken or weakened bone using pins or wires placed through the skin and connected to a frame outside the body. It may help people with severe fractures, damaged soft tissues, bone infection, limb deformity, or differences in limb length.
ACL reconstruction is surgery to replace a torn anterior cruciate ligament, a strong band of tissue that stabilises the knee. It may help active people, athletes, and patients whose knee repeatedly gives way during daily activities despite appropriate non-surgical treatment.
Total hip replacement is an operation that removes damaged portions of the hip joint and replaces them with artificial components called implants. It may help people with severe hip pain, stiffness and reduced mobility caused by arthritis, injury or other joint disorders.
An osteotomy is an operation in which a surgeon carefully cuts and reshapes a bone to correct alignment, redistribute body weight, or improve joint function. It may help people with joint damage, limb deformity, abnormal bone alignment, or pain that has not improved with non-surgical treatment.
Knee arthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure used to examine and treat problems inside the knee joint. A surgeon inserts a slender camera called an arthroscope through a small incision, allowing damaged tissue to be assessed and, when appropriate, treated through additional small incisions.
Arthroplasty is an operation that restores the movement and function of a damaged joint, usually by replacing part or all of it with artificial components. It may help people whose joint pain, stiffness, or reduced mobility significantly affects everyday life despite appropriate non-surgical treatment.
