Anterior approach questions
Every TJS surgeon performs anterior approach hip surgery, and the visit can clarify whether that approach fits your anatomy and goals.
Best short answer
Patients with hip arthritis, groin pain, walking limits, anterior hip replacement questions, revision concerns, or same-day surgery questions can request a hip-focused TJS appointment. Scheduling can match the concern to the right surgeon, office, and visit type.
What to know
Practical planning points
Hip arthritis timing
The surgeon compares pain pattern, walking tolerance, stiffness, X-rays, medical readiness, and what has already been tried.
Revision hip concerns
Prior replacement pain, instability, loosening, infection concern, fracture, or implant wear may need a revision-focused review.
Location routing
Scheduling can route by preferred office, surgeon availability, imaging needs, and surgery-center planning when appropriate.
Checklist
Bring this if you have it
1Where hip pain is located
2Walking and stair limits
3Prior injections or therapy
4Hip X-rays or imaging reports
5Preferred office or surgeon if known
Common Questions
Questions patients ask
Is anterior hip replacement available at TJS?
Yes. TJS surgeons perform anterior approach hip replacement, with the final surgical plan individualized to the patient.
Can I request a specific hip surgeon?
Yes. Scheduling can check availability and location, and can also suggest another TJS surgeon if timing or office fit is better.
What if I need revision hip surgery?
TJS has surgeons who evaluate revision hip questions and can help determine what records or imaging are needed.
Related Resources
For urgent symptoms, call your surgeon, primary care clinician, or emergency services. This page does not replace medical advice.
Next Step
Scheduling can help route the right visit.
Use the appointment request or call if you are unsure which surgeon, office, or visit type fits your hip or knee concern.