Traumatology & Orthopedic Surgery in Marbella | Restoring Movement After Injury
At Compass Clinic Marbella, we specialise in the diagnosis and surgical treatment of musculoskeletal injuries and disorders. From fractures and joint injuries to chronic conditions and advanced reconstructive surgery, our team offers expert, personalised care to restore mobility and function.
Expert Care for Bone, Joint, and Muscle Health
Traumatology focuses on the immediate diagnosis and treatment of injuries such as fractures, sprains, and dislocations. Orthopedic surgery addresses both acute injuries and chronic conditions like osteoarthritis or nerve compression. At Compass Clinic, our specialists combine surgical precision with personalised care to restore your mobility and quality of life.
We work closely with physiotherapists and rehabilitation experts to ensure full recovery—from diagnosis to follow-up.
Traumatology & Orthopedic Surgery Services at Compass Clinic
From joint replacements to minimally invasive arthroscopies, we offer a wide range of surgical solutions to restore function and relieve pain.
We provide urgent assessment and treatment of fractures, sprains, and post-traumatic complications with surgical or conservative options.
Our services include robotic-assisted surgery, infiltrations, endoscopic spinal surgery, and ultrasound-guided interventions.
Your Orthopedic Journey at Compass Clinic
We assess your symptoms, medical history, and physical function. Imaging tests (e.g. ultrasound or X-rays) may be performed as needed.
We explain your condition clearly and discuss all options—surgical or conservative—tailored to your goals and lifestyle.
We perform the appropriate intervention and coordinate with physiotherapy and rehab to support your recovery every step of the way
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Frequently Asked Questions About Traumatology & Orthopedicin Marbella
When is it worth booking an appointment with Traumatology or Orthopaedics?
An appointment may be appropriate if you have joint pain, reduced mobility, hip, knee, shoulder or back complaints, sports injuries, fractures, sprains or ongoing musculoskeletal problems.
Do you deal with both recent injuries and long-term orthopaedic issues?
Yes. Care includes acute injuries such as fractures and sprains, as well as chronic conditions like osteoarthritis, degenerative joint problems and persistent pain.
What types of orthopaedic surgery are carried out?
Procedures may include hip and knee replacement, arthroscopy, revision surgery and other minimally invasive techniques designed to reduce pain and improve function.
Is surgery always necessary, or are non-surgical treatments considered first?
Surgery is not always the first option. In many cases, physiotherapy, rehabilitation, injections or other conservative treatments can be tried first.
What can injections such as cortisone, hyaluronic acid or PRP help with?
It can involve less disruption to surrounding tissues, faster recovery, less post-operative discomfort and smaller scars.
What are the advantages of minimally invasive surgery?
It can involve less disruption to surrounding tissues, faster recovery, less post-operative discomfort and smaller scars.
Can imaging be arranged at the first appointment if necessary?
Yes. Depending on the symptoms, the first visit may include a clinical assessment together with ultrasound or X-rays if needed for diagnosis.
Do you work together with physiotherapy and rehabilitation teams?
Yes. Coordinated care between medical treatment, physiotherapy and rehabilitation is an important part of safe and effective recovery.
Can I book a second opinion appointment?
Yes. A second opinion can be very useful if surgery has already been suggested or if you would like to review other treatment options.
Do you also treat spinal problems?
Yes. Traumatology and Orthopaedic Surgery also includes assessment of spinal conditions that may cause pain, reduced mobility or radiating symptoms.
What is endoscopic spine surgery and when might it be considered?
Endoscopic spine surgery is a minimally invasive technique used to treat selected spinal problems with less disruption to surrounding tissues.
Do you also see problems affecting the hand and wrist?
Yes. Hand and wrist conditions causing pain, stiffness, weakness or reduced function in daily life can also be assessed.
Real Patients, Real Results in Marbella
Opening Hours
Mon – Fri: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Give us a call
+34 951 745 640
Contact our team
info@compassclinic.es
Visit Us
Edificio El cisne, C. del Calvario, 6, 29601 Marbella, Málaga
Parking for Patients
Paid private parking available at Hotel Baviera, just below the clinic. Ask for your ticket at the reception.
