What is it?
Revision hip replacement removes a failed or worn-out hip implant and replaces it with a new, often longer-lasting one using robotic precision.
Indications include implant loosening, infection, dislocation, fracture around the implant or polyethylene wear. Robotic planning preserves bone, restores leg length and reduces complication rates compared to conventional revision.
Symptoms — when do you need it?
Returning hip pain, instability or a limp after a previous hip replacement may indicate implant failure.
- Returning hip or thigh pain
- Sense of instability or 'giving way'
- Recurrent dislocation
- Limp returning after years
- Loosening seen on X-ray
- Suspected implant infection
The procedure
Complex surgery taking 2–3 hours under general or spinal anaesthesia.
- Detailed imaging and infection workup
- 3D planning of bone defect and new implant
- Old implant carefully removed
- Bone defects reconstructed with grafts or augments
- New implant placed with robotic precision
Benefits
Maximum bone preservation, restored stability and a long-lasting new implant.
- Bone-preserving precision
- Lower complication rate
- Restored leg length and stability
- Modern, long-lasting implants
- Faster recovery than conventional revision
- Reduced risk of repeat revision
Recovery timeline
Walking with support in 2 days, full activity in 10–12 weeks.
Procedure completed in 60–120 minutes.
Stand and take a few assisted steps.
Walk independently with support and go home.
Climb stairs and resume light daily activity.
Drive, work, walk long distances comfortably.
Return to sports, travel and high-activity life.
Revision Hip Replacement cost in Delhi NCR
Revision hip replacement in Delhi NCR ranges from ₹5 – ₹9 lakh.
Cost depends on the complexity, implant type and need for bone grafts or augments. Most insurance plans cover revision surgery.
Most major insurance plans (cashless) accepted. Final cost depends on implant brand, hospital and complexity.