Conditions
Conditions
Conditions we treat
Hip and knee problems Mr Allen sees most often — what they are, the signs to look out for, and how a joint replacement can help.
Hip conditions
5 conditions · treated with total hip replacement
Back to the golf course
Knee conditions
5 conditions · treated with total or partial knee replacement
Stairs feel easy again
Not sure?
Not sure what’s causing
your pain?
You don’t need a diagnosis to book. Mr Allen will examine you, review your X-rays and explain exactly what is going on — and every option available.
Questions
Frequently
asked
Can’t find your answer? The practice team is happy to help.
Appointments
Do I need a GP referral?
If you are using private medical insurance, your insurer will usually ask for a GP referral. If you are paying for yourself you can book directly — we simply ask for your GP’s details so they can be kept informed.
How long will a new hip or knee last?
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Will I be asleep for the operation?
Most hip and knee replacements are done under a spinal anaesthetic with sedation, so you are comfortable and drowsy. A general anaesthetic is also possible.
How long will I be in hospital?
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When can I drive again?
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What are the risks?
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Can I pay for my own treatment?
Yes. Self-pay patients receive a clear, fixed-price quote for surgery after their consultation.
Next step
Ready to talk about
your hip or knee?
Book a consultation to discuss your symptoms, review your imaging and understand every option available to you.