It is best suited for patients with isolated knee compartment damage due to early osteoarthritis or localized joint wear, who still have healthy ligaments and cartilage in other areas.

Instead of replacing the entire knee, TUKSplasty selectively replaces only the affected area, preserving more of your natural tissue, which often results in a more natural joint feel and faster recovery.

Yes, because it is a muscle-sparing procedure, most patients experience less postoperative pain and a quicker return to normal activities.

Recovery time is generally shorter than that for total knee replacement, with most patients beginning early mobilization within 24–48 hours and achieving significant improvement within 4–6 weeks.

The use of smaller incisions minimizes scarring significantly compared to more invasive traditional surgeries.

With optimal implant positioning and less invasive surgery, patients often enjoy a more natural range of motion with lower chances of implant wear, leading to improved longevity.

While a structured rehabilitation program is essential, the recovery is usually faster due to the targeted nature of the surgery.

Most health insurance policies cover this procedure; our team is available to assist you with documentation and approvals.

A detailed consultation, complete with clinical evaluation and imaging studies, will help determine if this muscle-sparing approach is the best option for your knee condition.