Surgical reconstruction and realignment of joints damaged by trauma, sports injury, deformity or arthritis to restore stability and movement.
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Joint reconstruction is the surgical repair, rebuilding or realignment of a joint that has been damaged by injury, deformity or disease. Unlike a straightforward joint replacement, reconstruction often aims to preserve and restore your own joint by correcting alignment, repairing torn ligaments and cartilage, or rebuilding bone that has been worn away. Dr. Mayank Chauhan offers these procedures at Prakash Hospital in Noida for patients of all ages, from young athletes to older adults with progressive arthritis.
Damage to a knee, hip, shoulder or ankle can come from a road accident, a fall, a sports injury, a long-standing deformity such as bow legs, or the gradual wear of osteoarthritis. Left untreated, an unstable or poorly aligned joint causes pain, stiffness and further breakdown of cartilage over time. Reconstruction techniques such as osteotomy, arthroscopic ligament and cartilage repair, and complex revision surgery are designed to address the underlying problem rather than just mask the symptoms.
With more than 15 years of experience and an international fellowship in joint surgery, Dr. Mayank Chauhan has performed thousands of orthopaedic procedures across the spectrum of joint care. Every patient at Prakash Hospital, Noida is assessed individually, with imaging and a detailed examination used to decide whether joint-preserving reconstruction, replacement or a staged approach will give the best long-term result. The goal is always to restore function, stability and pain-free movement so you can return to daily life and the activities you enjoy.
Reconstruction is tailored to the joint involved and the cause of the damage.
ACL, PCL, MCL tears and meniscus or cartilage damage from sports and accidents are common in active patients. Reconstruction restores stability and protects the knee from early arthritis.
Fractures around the knee, hip, shoulder or ankle can leave joints stiff, painful or malaligned. Reconstructive surgery realigns the bone and rebuilds the joint surface where possible.
Bow legs, knock knees and other alignment problems overload one side of the joint and accelerate wear. Corrective osteotomy redistributes weight to relieve pain and preserve the joint.
In younger patients with arthritis confined to one part of the joint, reconstruction can delay or avoid full replacement. The aim is to keep your natural joint working for as long as possible.
Recurrent dislocations and labral tears make the shoulder unreliable for work and sport. Arthroscopic reconstruction tightens and repairs the damaged structures to restore stability.
Loosened, worn or infected implants and unsuccessful earlier operations may need revision. Complex revision reconstruction addresses bone loss and rebuilds a stable, functioning joint.
Keyhole surgery uses a small camera and instruments to repair ligaments, cartilage and the labrum through tiny incisions. This means less tissue damage, lower infection risk and faster recovery.
The bone is precisely cut and realigned to shift load away from the damaged part of the joint. This is especially useful for deformity correction and early arthritis in younger patients.
Torn ligaments such as the ACL are rebuilt using a graft to restore the joint's natural stability. This protects the surrounding cartilage and supports a return to sport and active work.
Damaged cartilage and meniscus tissue are repaired or preserved rather than simply removed. Maintaining this cushioning helps protect the joint from future arthritis.
Failed or worn implants are removed and the joint is rebuilt, often using bone grafts or specialised components. These demanding cases require advanced planning and experience.
Detailed imaging and pre-operative planning improve the accuracy of alignment and implant positioning. Precise reconstruction supports better function and longer-lasting results.
pain management, swelling control, protected movement and guidance on using supports or a brace.
progressive physiotherapy to restore range of motion, with weight-bearing advanced as healing allows.
strengthening and balance work to rebuild muscle and improve joint control and confidence.
return to most daily activities and gradual reintroduction of sport or heavier work under guidance.
periodic follow-up to confirm healing, protect the reconstruction and support a lasting, stable result.
Dr. Mayank Chauhan, a trusted orthopaedic doctor in Noida, brings 15+ years of experience in joint replacement, fracture treatment, sports injuries, arthritis care, trauma surgery, and bone & joint disorders.
A reliable orthopaedic surgeon in Noida, Dr. Mayank Chauhan specializes in minimally invasive orthopaedic surgery, knee replacement, hip replacement, arthroscopy, fracture management, and sports injury treatment using advanced techniques for faster recovery.
Known as one of the best specialists in Noida, Dr. Mayank Chauhan provides personalised treatment with compassionate care for joint pain, arthritis, fractures, spine conditions, and ligament injuries, helping patients recover with confidence.
Care that extends well beyond surgery — structured rehabilitation and consistent follow-up to ensure durable mobility, lasting strength, and confidence in everyday life.
Reconstruction rebuilds or realigns your own joint where possible, instead of replacing it.
Suitable for trauma, sports injuries, deformity correction and selected arthritis cases.
Techniques range from keyhole arthroscopy to osteotomy and complex revision surgery.
Performed by Dr. Mayank Chauhan at Prakash Hospital, Noida, with 15+ years of experience.
Dr. Mayank Chauhan brings over 15 years of clinical expertise to every procedure, combining advanced surgical techniques with a patient-centred approach. Each treatment plan is tailored to the individual's condition, lifestyle, and recovery goals to ensure the best possible outcomes.
At Prakash Hospital, Noida, we use the latest minimally invasive procedures and modern technology to reduce recovery time and improve surgical precision, supported by dedicated rehabilitation from diagnosis through complete recovery.
Essential tips for joint care, injury prevention, and post-surgery recovery
Maintaining healthy joints requires regular low-impact exercise, proper nutrition, and weight management. Strengthening the muscles around your joints provides better support and reduces wear over time.
Warm up before physical activities, use proper form during exercise, and wear appropriate protective gear. Early attention to minor aches can prevent them from becoming serious orthopaedic conditions.
Follow your rehabilitation plan consistently, attend all follow-up appointments, and communicate any concerns with your doctor. Patience and commitment to physical therapy are key to optimal recovery outcomes.
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Reconstruction aims to repair, realign or rebuild your own joint, preserving the natural bone and cartilage where possible. Replacement removes the damaged joint surfaces and substitutes them with an implant. Dr. Mayank Chauhan recommends whichever option best suits your age, joint condition and activity goals.
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