Hip Joint Replacement in Marbella | Modern Surgical Options for Long-Term Relief
At Compass Clinic Marbella, we offer advanced hip replacement surgery for patients suffering from chronic pain and mobility limitations due to osteoarthritis or joint degeneration. Our goal is to restore function, reduce discomfort, and help you return to daily life with confidence.
When Is It Time to Consider Hip Replacement Surgery?
Hip osteoarthritis can lead to persistent groin, thigh or knee pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility.
When conservative treatments—like physiotherapy or medication—no longer provide relief, hip replacement surgery may be the most effective option.
We use modern implants and minimally invasive techniques to reduce recovery time and improve outcomes.
How We Help
How We Treat Hip Degeneration at Compass Clinic
Conservative Care First
We begin with non-surgical approaches including medication, physiotherapy, and activity modification to reduce joint strain.
Advanced Surgical Approach
If surgery is necessary, we perform hip joint replacement using the Direct Anterior Approach (DAA) for optimal stability and faster recovery.
Proven Implant Technology
We use the Accolade 2 prosthesis by Stryker – a globally recognised implant designed for long-term durability and minimal bone loss.
Find Answers Here
Frequently Asked Questions About Hip Replacement in Marbella
When should I consider hip replacement surgery?
When pain persists despite conservative treatment, affects your sleep, walking, or ability to dress, and imaging shows advanced osteoarthritis.
What type of hip implant is used?
We use the Accolade 2 stem with ceramic head and Trident socket from Stryker, offering a 20–30 year lifespan and strong integration with your bone.
What is the Direct Anterior Approach (DAA)?
A minimally invasive technique that avoids cutting muscles, reduces dislocation risk, and allows faster recovery with fewer complications.
How long is recovery?
Most patients begin walking the same day. Full function and driving are usually regained within 3–4 weeks, with gradual return to sports after 6 weeks.
What are the risks of surgery?
Complications are rare but may include wound infection (1%), leg length discrepancy (>1 cm in 1%), temporary numbness (1–2%), or dislocation (0.5%).
Trusted Care
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.
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