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What are you here for?
Pick the one that sounds most like you. Each opens a plain-language guide written by Dr Yas — what is usually going on, what can be done, and what happens at a first visit.
NEW GUIDEHip
Thinking about a hip replacement?Anterior hip replacement explained — who it suits, what recovery looks like week by week, the risks, and the costs.Read the hip guide →
Knee
Thinking about a knee replacement?Robotic and personalised knee replacement explained — partial or total, is robotic actually better, and is it right for you.Read the knee guide →
Sports knee
Have you injured your knee playing sport?ACL, meniscus and kneecap injuries explained — what has happened, what heals on its own, and what the options are.Read the sports knee guide →
HIP & KNEE
HIP & KNEE
NOT SURE YETLooking for something else? Use the Hip and Knee menus above, or read about Dr Yas and the four specialties.
Explore the four specialties
Surgery built for your knee or hip — not a one-size-fits-all operation
Joint-preserving partial replacement where suitable, personalised total replacement with kinematic alignment and robotic precision, and direct anterior hip surgery — matched to your joint, not a standard mould.
Had a joint replacement and it still hurts?
When a replacement hasn’t worked out there is often a specific reason — and a specific solution. An independent review: examination, imaging reviewed, and a written summary of your options.
Too heavy? Too young? You still have options
Dr Yas reviews each patient case by case and recommends the operation that fits the joint — not the other way around. Higher-BMI patients considered on their individual merits, not declined on weight alone.
Difficult hips and knees — when it seemed nothing could be done
Specialist revision hip & knee surgery, partial-to-total conversion with modern bone-preserving technique, and complex reconstruction after trauma — including limb-preserving surgery — considered case-by-case.
How bad is your hip or knee, really?
Answer 12 quick questions based on a structured way to gauge how your symptoms affect daily life. — and see your score out of 48 instantly. Every completed check includes a free personalised report you can take to your GP.
Outer hip pain that is worse at night?
Trochanteric bursitis and gluteal tendon pain are often mistaken for arthritis — and treated best without surgery. I have written a free 12-week exercise and treatment guide you can start today.
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Expert Insights from Dr Yas
Short, plain-language videos on robotic surgery, kinematic alignment and recovery — play them right here, or follow along on the channel.
Keep learning between visits
Few surgeons explain their reasoning this openly. On Instagram and Facebook I post short, plain-language education — from robotic planning and recovery to complex surgery. I care especially about two groups: people with a higher body weight, who deserve safe surgical options rather than a closed door, and those in their 30s and 40s living with severe arthritis after being told to “just wait.” I see these cases differently. Follow along, then bring your questions to your consultation.
Latest insights from Dr Yas
Plain-language articles on modern hip & knee surgery — written to help you make an informed decision.
