Hip Replacement in Saint Louis, MO
18 joint replacement surgeons in Saint Louis, MO, are listed for hip replacement. Compare profiles, credentials, and patient ratings below.
Joint Replacement Surgeons in Saint Louis, MO
Alex Gu
Orthopedic Surgeon Saint Louis, MO
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Andrew M. Schneider
Orthopedic Surgeon Saint Louis, MO
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Ilya Bendich
Orthopedic Surgeon Saint Louis, MO
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Jonathan Robinson
Orthopedic Surgeon Saint Louis, MO
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Joseph T. Gibian
Orthopedic Surgeon Saint Louis, MO
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Katherine L. Mistretta
Orthopedic Surgeon Saint Louis, MO
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Kimberly A. Bartosiak
Orthopedic Surgeon Saint Louis, MO
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Kirsten A. Jansen
Orthopedic Surgeon Saint Louis, MO
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Muyibat A. Adelani
Orthopedic Surgeon Saint Louis, MO
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Naomi M. Turner
Orthopedic Surgeon Saint Louis, MO
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Parth S. Vyas
Orthopedic Surgeon Saint Louis, MO
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Richard Johnston
Orthopedic Surgeon Saint Louis, MO
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Robert L. Barrack
Orthopedic Surgeon Saint Louis, MO
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Ryan M. Nunley
Orthopedic Surgeon Saint Louis, MO
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Syed A. Adil
Orthopedic Surgeon Saint Louis, MO
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Tyler Calkins
Orthopedic Surgeon Saint Louis, MO
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Tyler D. Ragsdale
Orthopedic Surgeon Saint Louis, MO
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Victor J. Wu
Orthopedic Surgeon Saint Louis, MO
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Common questions
- How long does hip replacement recovery take?
- Most people walk with support the day of surgery and return to many daily activities within six to twelve weeks. Strength and stamina typically keep improving for months afterward.
- How long do hip implants last?
- Many modern hip implants last 15 to 20 years or more, though results vary with activity, weight, and implant type. Your surgeon can discuss what is realistic for you.
- When should I consider hip replacement?
- Surgery is typically considered when hip pain limits walking, sleep, or daily life and non-surgical care, therapy, medication, injections, activity changes, no longer helps enough. An evaluation with a surgeon can clarify your options.
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