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Post-Surgery Rehabilitationin Bandra, Mumbai

Guided recovery after major surgeries.

Duration

45 min

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About post-surgery rehabilitation

Safe and progressive rehabilitation programs designed to restore mobility and strength after orthopedic or neurological surgeries.

Is this right for you?

Post-Surgery Rehabilitation is commonly booked by:

  • People recovering from joint replacement, ligament reconstruction, fracture fixation or spinal surgery
  • Anyone whose surgeon has recommended physiotherapy as part of their recovery plan
  • Patients who want structured guidance on returning to work, sport or daily activities after an operation

Your physiotherapist will confirm whether this is the right approach for you at your first assessment.

What treatment involves

  • Rehabilitation that follows your surgeon’s protocol and any movement or weight-bearing restrictions
  • Gradual restoration of range of motion, strength and walking pattern
  • Regular reassessment so exercises progress safely as healing allows
  • Clear guidance on what is normal during recovery and when to contact your surgeon

Every plan is individual — the number of sessions you need depends on your assessment and how you respond to treatment.

Related conditions

Knee

Knee Osteoarthritis, ACL Tear / Reconstruction Rehab, MCL / LCL Ligament Sprain, Meniscus Tear

Hip & Pelvis

Hip Osteoarthritis, Hip Bursitis, Piriformis Syndrome, Post-Hip Replacement Rehabilitation

Shoulder

Frozen Shoulder (Adhesive Capsulitis), Rotator Cuff Tear, Shoulder Impingement Syndrome, Shoulder Dislocation Rehabilitation

Lower Back & Lumbar Spine

Lower Back Pain, Sciatica, Herniated / Slipped Disc, Spinal Stenosis

Physiotherapy is not emergency care. If you have sudden severe pain, chest pain, new weakness or numbness, loss of bladder or bowel control, or symptoms after a serious fall or accident, contact a doctor or emergency services straight away.