Ligament Reconstruction Surgery

Ligament reconstruction surgery is a procedure to repair or replace a torn or damaged ligament, often in the knee, such as the ACL. Using a graft—often taken from your own body or a donor—the surgeon shapes and secures it to restore stability and function to the joint. The surgery involves keyhole or mini-incision techniques, followed by a period of physical therapy to regain strength and movement. It's a common solution for athletes or active individuals seeking to return to normal activities after ligament injury.