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Total ankle replacement (ankle arthroplasty) is a surgical solution for patients with advanced ankle arthritis who are living with chronic pain, stiffness, and limited mobility.
When cartilage in the ankle joint wears down, the bones begin to rub together—causing pain with every step. Over time, this can make even simple activities like walking, standing, or staying active increasingly difficult.
Ankle replacement is designed to relieve pain, restore movement, and help you return to a more active lifestyle.
You may be a candidate for ankle replacement surgery if you have:
Non-surgical treatments are always the first step and may include:
If these options are no longer effective, ankle replacement may be the next step toward lasting relief.
Total ankle replacement involves removing damaged portions of the ankle joint and replacing them with a precision-engineered implant made of metal and medical-grade plastic.
During the procedure:
The procedure typically takes 2–3 hours and is designed to preserve motion—unlike ankle fusion, which eliminates joint movement.
Recovery from ankle replacement is a gradual, structured process focused on healing and restoring mobility.
Most patients can expect:
Chronic ankle arthritis doesn’t just cause pain—it can significantly impact your mobility, independence, and overall quality of life.
Delaying treatment may lead to:
A timely evaluation helps determine the right treatment path and preserves long-term joint function.
While ankle replacement is not typically intended for high-impact athletics, it can help active individuals return to low-impact activities and an engaged lifestyle.
Our approach focuses on:
The goal is not just pain relief—but helping you move confidently and stay active for years to come.
If ankle pain or arthritis is limiting your life, you don’t have to keep pushing through it.
Schedule your consultation today to learn if ankle replacement is right for you.