hip preservation surgery

Hip preservation surgery is a medical procedure aimed at treating hip conditions—such as damage to the cartilage, labrum tears, or hip impingement—to prevent or delay the need for joint replacement. The goal is to maintain or improve the natural function of the hip by repairing or removing damaged tissues, reshaping bones, or correcting anatomical issues. This approach helps reduce pain, restore mobility, and prolong the hip's healthy lifespan, enabling patients to continue their daily activities with less discomfort and a better quality of life.