Discover how advanced knee replacement surgery in Jaipur can help you walk, sit, and move comfortably again — without constant pain, fear, or dependency.
Get treated by one of the most experienced knee replacement doctor in Jaipur.
Knee pain doesn’t just affect your joints — it affects your independence, confidence, and daily life. At Rungta Hospital, knee treatment is designed around long-term relief, not temporary fixes.
This isn’t rushed treatment.
This is structured, specialist-led care.
Dr. Bharat Dhanjani is a highly experienced orthopedic surgeon with a focused practice in knee pain management and knee replacement surgery. With decades of hands-on experience, he has helped thousands of patients regain mobility and live pain-free lives.
His approach is simple:
Accurate diagnosis
Honest treatment recommendations
Surgery only when truly required
Strong post-surgery rehabilitation support
Patients trust him not just for surgery — but for clear guidance and compassionate care.
| Advantages | Rungta Hospital | Other Hospitals |
|---|---|---|
| Multi-Disciplinary Approach | ||
| Comprehensive Recovery Plan | ||
| 15+ Years of Pain Specialist Experience | ||
| End to End Insurance Support | ||
| Cost-Effective Treatments | ||
| 1-1 Personalised Care |
We offer a step-by-step treatment approach, starting from non-surgical options to advanced knee replacement surgery — depending on what your condition actually needs.
Targeted nerve injections are administered around the knee joint to block pain signals at the source.
Heat energy is used to deactivate pain-transmitting nerves around the knee.
Damaged knee joint surfaces are replaced with advanced implants designed for long-term durability and movement.
Not sure whether you need surgery or not?
Start with a proper orthopedic evaluation.
Our specialists will:





No. Knee replacement is recommended only when non-surgical treatments like medication, physiotherapy, injections, or nerve procedures no longer provide relief. Our doctors first explore conservative options before suggesting surgery.
If knee pain limits your daily activities, disturbs sleep, or doesn’t improve with medicines and therapy, surgery may be considered. A proper clinical evaluation and imaging help determine this accurately.
Typically, X-rays, blood tests, and a general health assessment are done to ensure the surgery is safe and suitable for you.
Yes. Age alone is not a barrier. If overall health is stable, knee replacement can significantly improve mobility and quality of life, even for senior patients.
The procedure usually takes around 1–2 hours, depending on the complexity and the patient’s condition.
Yes. Most patients are encouraged to stand and walk with support within 24–48 hours after surgery under physiotherapist supervision.
Some discomfort is normal, but pain is managed with medication and physiotherapy. Pain reduces gradually as healing progresses.
Modern knee implants are designed to last 15–20 years or more, depending on activity level, weight, and post-surgery care.
Yes. A short hospital stay is required for monitoring, pain management, and early rehabilitation.
You can fill out the form on this page or call our hospital directly to schedule your orthopedic consultation.
Yes. Physiotherapy is a critical part of recovery. It helps regain strength, flexibility, and proper knee movement.
Most patients can resume basic daily activities within 3–6 weeks. Complete recovery and confidence in movement improve over time.
In some cases, yes. This decision depends on your overall health and is made after detailed evaluation by the orthopedic surgeon.
Like any surgery, there are risks, but serious complications are rare when performed by experienced surgeons in a well-equipped hospital.
Most health insurance policies cover knee replacement surgery. Our team provides end-to-end assistance with insurance and documentation.
Knee replacement has a high success rate, with most patients experiencing significant pain relief and improved mobility.
In early stages, yes. However, delaying surgery in advanced cases may worsen joint damage and affect recovery outcomes.
With proper physiotherapy, many patients start climbing stairs with support within a few weeks.
This depends on individual recovery, implant type, and physiotherapy. Your doctor will guide you on safe movements.
The cost depends on implant type, procedure, and medical condition. A detailed estimate is shared after evaluation.