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Post-operative

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A clear roadmap for rehab after orthopaedic surgery

How structured physiotherapy turns a surgical repair into lasting strength and confidence.

Practical education supports recovery, but it cannot replace an assessment tailored to your symptoms and health history.

Protect first, then rebuild

Early rehab respects surgical precautions while preventing unnecessary stiffness and weakness. Clear milestones—swelling control, safe walking, and protected range—set the foundation before heavier loading begins.

Strength returns in layers

Muscle activation, controlled resistance, balance, and functional tasks build in sequence. Rushing to gym machines or sport too early is a common reason progress stalls or symptoms flare.

Your surgeon and physiotherapist should speak the same language

We work from your operative notes and medical advice, then translate them into a practical weekly plan. The aim is not only to heal the repair, but to return you to stairs, work, and activity with confidence.

Start your recovery

Advice is most useful when it becomes personal.

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