Dr. Reddy treats a wide range of orthopaedic conditions including hip and knee arthritis, ligament injuries, meniscal tears, sports injuries, fractures, pelvic and acetabular trauma, shoulder rotator cuff problems, ankle instability, and cartilage disorders. He also manages chronic joint pain, deformities, and complications from previous surgeries. His approach ensures accurate diagnosis, personalised treatment planning, and long-term functional improvement through minimally invasive and evidence-based techniques.

You may consider joint replacement when pain persists despite medications, physiotherapy, injections, and lifestyle changes. If daily activities like walking, climbing stairs, or sitting become difficult, and imaging shows advanced joint damage, replacement offers reliable pain relief and improved mobility. Dr. Reddy prioritises conservative care first and recommends surgery only when it will genuinely enhance your long-term function and quality of life.

Robotic-assisted knee replacement uses advanced sensors and mapping systems to create a patient-specific surgical plan. It allows highly accurate bone cuts, precise implant positioning, and improved alignment. This often results in reduced pain, faster recovery, and longer implant lifespan. Dr. Reddy uses robotic systems selectively, recommending them only when they add meaningful benefit based on the patient’s anatomy and lifestyle needs.

Most patients begin walking the same or next day after surgery. Initial recovery usually takes 3–6 weeks, during which mobility and comfort steadily improve. Full recovery, including strength and endurance, may take 3–6 months. With Dr. Reddy’s structured rehabilitation, personalised physiotherapy, and minimally invasive techniques, most patients return to daily activities and independent mobility much sooner.

Pelvi-acetabular injuries involve complex fractures of the pelvic ring and hip socket. These require specialised expertise because they impact stability, mobility, and vital structures. Dr. Reddy uses CT-based planning, 3D evaluation, and advanced fixation techniques to reconstruct anatomy accurately. Early surgical stabilisation, careful soft-tissue handling, and guided rehabilitation help restore gait, balance, and long-term hip function.

Arthroscopy is performed through very small incisions using a camera and fine instruments, resulting in significantly less pain than open surgery. Most patients experience mild soreness for a few days and can resume routine activities within a week or two. Dr. Reddy combines precise technique, advanced anaesthesia, and tailored rehab plans to ensure rapid healing, minimal scarring, and predictable outcomes.

Not all sports injuries require surgery. Many ligament strains, muscle injuries, and minor tears heal with rest, physiotherapy, and strengthening. However, persistent swelling, instability, locking of joints, repeated giving-way, or inability to bear weight may indicate structural damage. Dr. Reddy performs detailed clinical tests and imaging to determine if surgical repair or arthroscopy is needed for full recovery.

Modern implants last 20–25 years or more, depending on activity levels, weight, bone quality, and surgery precision. With robotic assistance, improved materials, and enhanced fixation techniques, longevity has increased significantly. Dr. Reddy focuses on accurate alignment and personalised implant selection to ensure durable, long-lasting outcomes for each patient.

Before surgery, Dr. Reddy advises a complete evaluation including blood tests, imaging, cardiac clearance (if needed), and a review of medications. Strengthening exercises, good nutrition, and optimising chronic conditions like diabetes improve healing. He ensures patients fully understand the procedure, recovery process, and expected outcomes to reduce anxiety and promote a smoother postoperative experience.

Rehabilitation includes guided physiotherapy, muscle strengthening, gait training, balance exercises, and gradual functional recovery. Dr. Reddy collaborates closely with physiotherapists to design customised rehab plans based on the patient’s surgery, age, activity level, and goals. Consistent physiotherapy helps restore range of motion, reduce stiffness, and achieve long-term stability and mobility.

Yes. Dr. Reddy believes long-term follow-up is essential for safe and successful outcomes. Follow-up visits include clinical evaluation, X-rays when required, assessment of gait and movement, pain management advice, and guidance on activity modifications. This helps ensure implants remain stable, injuries heal correctly, and recovery progresses smoothly.

You can book an appointment at Star Hospitals, Nanakramguda, or GoHealth Clinics, Nallagandla. Consultations are available on designated days and can be scheduled through the hospital desk, online booking platforms, or by contacting the clinic numbers. Early appointments are encouraged for acute injuries, severe pain, or post-trauma evaluation.