How bad is your hip or knee, really?
Answer 12 quick questions based on the assessments developed at the University of Oxford — used by surgeons and joint registries worldwide — and see your score out of 48 instantly.
Four areas of focus
Whether you’re weighing up surgery, unhappy after a previous operation, or have been told there’s nothing more to be done — Dr Yas’ work spans four connected areas. Explore the one that reflects your situation.
Explore the four pillars
Want surgery designed for your anatomy, not the average?
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 replacement that still doesn’t feel right?
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.
Been told you’re too young, too heavy, or to just wait?
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.
Been told nothing more can 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.
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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.