Robotic & AI-Assisted Surgery

Robotic Knee Replacement

Precision total knee replacement planned around your own anatomy, performed by a surgeon with over 75,000 joint replacements of experience.

Dr. Aggarwal reviewing a post-operative knee replacement X-ray in the operating room

Is Robotic Knee Replacement Right for You?

Knee replacement is usually considered once arthritis or joint damage has progressed to the point where pain, stiffness and reduced mobility are no longer manageable with medication, physiotherapy or injections. Dr. Aggarwal assesses each patient individually — robotic assistance is a tool for precision, not a reason to operate sooner than necessary.

Persistent knee pain that limits walking, stairs or daily activity
Stiffness or reduced range of motion in the knee joint
Visible deformity — bow-leggedness or knock-knees from joint wear
Pain that continues despite medication, injections or physiotherapy
Advanced osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis confirmed on imaging
A previous knee replacement that has worn or loosened over time

What Makes It “Robotic and AI-Assisted”

In a robotic-assisted total knee replacement, a 3D model of your knee is built before surgery to plan implant size, position and alignment specific to your own bone structure — rather than relying on standard instrument guides alone. During surgery, the robotic system helps execute that plan with sub-millimetre precision, and provides real-time feedback on ligament balance and joint alignment as the procedure progresses.

Dr. Aggarwal remains the surgeon performing every cut and placing every implant — the robotic arm is a precision instrument under his direct control, not an autonomous device. The value it adds is consistency: translating a surgeon’s plan into the operating room with less variability than manual instrumentation alone.

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Why Patients Choose Robotic Assistance

Personalised implant positioning based on your own anatomy, more consistent ligament balance during surgery, and a plan that is verified against real-time data rather than estimated by eye alone.

What to Expect After Surgery

Most patients begin assisted walking within a day of surgery, with a structured physiotherapy programme to restore strength and range of motion. Recovery timelines vary by patient — age, overall health, pre-surgery mobility and adherence to physiotherapy all play a role — and Dr. Aggarwal’s team will set expectations specific to your case at consultation.

Discuss Your Knee Pain With Dr. Aggarwal

Get a personal assessment of whether robotic knee replacement is right for you.

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Individual results vary by patient anatomy, diagnosis and overall health. This page is for general information and does not constitute medical advice; please consult Dr. Aggarwal directly for an assessment specific to your condition.