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Fellowship-trained hip & knee surgeon 🦴
Robotic, muscle-sparing techniques
Helping patients recover smarter after joint replacement
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06/07/2026

80–90% of TKR patients do great.
But scroll through my content and you’d never know that.

I’ve spent a lot of time talking about complications. Painful outcomes. The 10–20% who struggle. And I don’t regret it — those patients deserve a voice, and you deserve to go in with both eyes open.

But recently I’ve been reflecting on something.
Am I scaring people away from a surgery that could genuinely change their life?

The data is clear: the majority of knee replacement patients get their life back. They walk without pain. They sleep through the night.

They travel, exercise, and do the things they stopped doing years ago.

The hard cases are real. I’ll never stop talking about them.

But so is this: most people who do the work — who prepare, who rehab, who show up — they come out the other side glad they did it.

If you’ve been putting off this conversation because of something you saw on my page, I want you to know: that wasn’t the whole story.
This is. 👇

06/01/2026

I’m a knee surgeon with knee arthritis — and these 3 things are off my list completely.

1. High-impact pivoting sports (basketball, martial arts)
Already worn cartilage and a damaged meniscus can’t handle that stress. This accelerates the damage fast.

2. Arthroscopic debridement
The research is clear — scope and clean out an arthritic knee and you risk rapid progression. Not worth it.

3. High tibial osteotomy
HTO works for many patients worldwide. But for ME personally? Two reasons I’d skip it:

— Long non-weight-bearing recovery (weeks before you can even start loading)

— Conversion to TKR after a failed HTO is significantly harder than converting from a failed partial knee replacement

If my knee ever fails, I’m going straight to unicompartmental knee arthroplasty (UKA). The recovery is more manageable, and if it ever needs revision, the conversion to total knee is much cleaner.

I operate on knees every day. I’d make the same decision for myself that I’d recommend for my patients.

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231 Granite Run Drive
Lancaster, PA
17603

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Monday 7:30am - 7pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 7pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 7pm
Thursday 7:30am - 7pm
Friday 7:30am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

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