Treatments and Procedures
Our Expertise
Shoulder Injuries
Recurrent Shoulder dislocation
Rotator Cuff Tear
Injuries around Shoulder
Slap Tears
Knee Injuries
ACL Injury
PCL Injury
Meniscus Injury
MPFL/MCL/LCL Injury
Cartilage Injury
Sport Injuries
ATFL Tear
Tennis Elbow
Golfer Elbow
Hip Labrel Tear
Treatment and Procedures
Shoulder Arthroscopy
Shoulder Replacement
Knee Arthroscopy
Knee Replacement
Not every joint problem needs the same solution. Dr. Abhishek Saxena offers the full range — from arthroscopic keyhole surgery that keeps recovery short to joint replacement for advanced damage. Every recommendation is based on your specific injury, activity goals, and how far conservative treatment has gone.
Shoulder Treatments
Shoulder Arthroscopy
A camera-guided keyhole procedure used to diagnose and treat a wide range of shoulder problems — from labrum and rotator cuff repairs to subacromial decompression — through 2–3 small incisions rather than a large open cut.
Rotator cuff repair
Bankart repair
SLAP repair
Decompression
Shoulder Replacement
For advanced shoulder arthritis or irreparable joint damage, the worn joint surfaces are replaced with precision-engineered implants — restoring pain-free movement and shoulder function where other treatments are no longer enough.
Severe arthritis
Complex fractures
Irreparable cuff tears
Knee Treatments
Knee Arthroscopy
A keyhole procedure using a small camera to diagnose and treat knee problems — including ligament reconstruction, meniscus repair or removal, and cartilage treatment — with less post-operative pain and faster recovery than open surgery.
ACL reconstruction
Meniscus repair
Cartilage treatment
PCL reconstruction
Knee Replacement
For advanced knee arthritis or severe joint damage that hasn’t responded to other treatment, the worn joint surfaces are replaced with a durable implant — significantly reducing pain and restoring the mobility needed for daily life.
Severe osteoarthritis
Rheumatoid arthritis
Post-traumatic arthritis
Not sure which procedure applies to you?
A consultation with Dr. Saxena starts with your diagnosis — the right procedure follows from that, not the other way around.