Knee Replacement Surgery in Kingston, Jamaica
Knee Replacement Surgery in Kingston, Jamaica
Regain Comfort and Mobility
At The Bone & Joint Centre in Kingston, Jamaica, our experienced orthopaedic team provides advanced knee replacement surgery to help patients regain mobility, reduce chronic pain, and return to the activities they enjoy. Whether your knee pain is caused by osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, joint wear and tear, or a previous sports injury, we offer personalized treatment designed to restore function and improve your quality of life. Using modern surgical techniques and comprehensive rehabilitation, we focus on relieving pain, increasing joint stability, and helping you recover safely and confidently. From your initial consultation through post-operative care, our team is committed to delivering compassionate, patient-centered care and achieving the best possible outcome.
When Is Knee Replacement Recommended?
You may be a candidate for knee replacement if you:
- Experience severe pain that limits walking or daily activity.
- Have stiffness, swelling, or deformity in the knee joint
- Have tried medications, therapy, or injections with little relief
What to Expect
Every patient begins with a comprehensive assessment to determine whether knee replacement surgery is the right treatment for their condition. At The Bone & Joint Centre, Dr. Philip Waite and our orthopaedic team explain each stage of the procedure, discuss expected outcomes, and create a personalized treatment plan based on your lifestyle, symptoms, and overall health. For additional information about when knee replacement may be recommended, visit the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) guide to Total Knee Replacement.
During surgery, the damaged cartilage and worn bone surfaces are replaced with high-quality prosthetic components that are designed to restore smooth movement, improve joint stability, and relieve pain. Modern surgical techniques and evidence-based care help maximize function while supporting long-term outcomes. Following surgery, rehabilitation begins as early as possible. Most patients are encouraged to stand and walk with assistance within 24 hours, followed by a structured physical therapy programme tailored to their recovery goals.
Recovery varies from person to person, but many patients return to routine daily activities within several weeks and continue to gain strength, flexibility, and mobility over the months ahead. Our team provides ongoing follow-up care and rehabilitation guidance to help you achieve the best possible result. You can also learn more about recommended recovery exercises in the AAOS Total Knee Replacement Exercise Guide
Why Choose The Bone & Joint Centre
- Experienced orthopaedic surgeons.
- Personalized care plans for each patient.
- State-of-the-art surgical equipment and postoperative rehabilitation support.
- Conveniently located in Kingston with easy access and parking.
