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⚠️ Medical Disclaimer: This page is for general information only. It is not medical advice and cannot replace a personal exam by a qualified doctor. Hip replacement surgery is decided with a specialist after a proper evaluation of your own case. Always consult an orthopedic surgeon or your physician about your symptoms and options.

Published: August 2026 | Medically Reviewed by Dr. Tanvir Hasan Siddique

Man holding his hip at home, considering hip replacement surgery in Dhaka

✅ Quick Answer

Hip replacement surgery replaces a worn or damaged hip joint with an artificial one to ease pain and restore movement. It is usually considered when hip pain limits daily life and other treatments no longer help. Only a specialist can decide if it is right for you, after a proper evaluation. This page explains the basics simply and points you to the right next step.

You may have been told that surgery could help your hip. Or you may be living with hip pain that makes daily life hard.

That worry is real, and you are not alone.

You are in the right place. This page explains hip replacement surgery in plain words, helps you weigh your options, and guides you toward the right next step.

What Is Hip Replacement Surgery?

Hip replacement surgery is a procedure that replaces a worn or damaged hip joint with an artificial one. The goal is to ease pain and help you move more freely.

You may also hear it called total hip replacement or hip joint replacement. These all describe the same broad idea: swapping a damaged joint for a new, artificial one.

Doctors usually consider it when hip damage limits your daily life and other care no longer helps. Only a specialist can confirm this after a proper check.

For a full look at how the surgery is done, see our Hip Replacement Procedure page.

Could Hip Replacement Be Right for You?

Hip replacement is usually considered when hip pain limits your daily life and other treatments no longer bring relief. It is not a first step, and it is never decided by a website.

A specialist looks at your history, your pain, your movement, and your overall health before suggesting surgery. That decision always comes after a proper evaluation, not a quick guess.

If daily tasks like walking, sleeping, or climbing stairs have become hard, it may be worth a conversation with a specialist.

To learn who this surgery may suit, see our Hip Replacement Candidacy page.

What Recovery Looks Like (At a Glance)

Most people gradually return to daily activities after hip replacement surgery, with guided support and follow-up care. Recovery is a step-by-step process, not an overnight change.

Your care team helps you move safely and rebuild strength over time. Regular follow-up visits track your progress and answer your questions.

Recovery differs from person to person, so your own plan is set with your specialist.

For timelines, guided support, and what to expect week by week, see our Hip Replacement Recovery page.

Are There Risks?

Like any surgery, hip replacement surgery carries some risks. A specialist discusses these openly with you before any decision is made.

According to the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, hip replacement is a common and generally safe procedure, though every operation has possible complications. Knowing this early helps you make a calm, informed choice.

Your specialist weighs the benefits against the risks for your own case. Nothing moves forward until you understand and agree.

For a clear look at possible risks and how they are managed, see our Hip Replacement Risks page.

What About Cost?

The cost of hip replacement surgery varies with your case, the hospital setting, and the care you need. There is no single fixed price that fits everyone.

The clinic explains costs clearly during your consultation, so you can plan with confidence. You are welcome to ask questions and get an honest picture before deciding.

For a fuller breakdown of what affects cost, see our Hip Replacement Cost page.

Meet Your Hip Replacement Specialist in Dhaka

Dr. Tanvir Hasan Siddique is a replacement-focused orthopedic surgeon based in Dhaka. As a hip replacement specialist in Dhaka, Dr. Tanvir Hasan Siddique explains your options plainly and helps you decide with care.

Dr. Tanvir Hasan Siddique sees patients at two chambers:

  • IBN Sina D. Lab, Malibagh
  • Rashmono Specialized Hospital, Moghbazar

Visiting hours are Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings.

As a hip replacement surgeon in Bangladesh, Dr. Tanvir Hasan Siddique reviews your case first, then guides your next steps honestly. Phone, WhatsApp, and direction links are easy to reach when you are ready to book.

Please do not share private medical records through web forms — bring them to your visit instead.

Where to Go Next

This page gives you the broad picture. For deeper answers, follow the right link below.

  • How the surgery is done → see our Hip Replacement Procedure page.
  • Who it may suit → see our Hip Replacement Candidacy page.
  • Recovery and follow-up → see our Hip Replacement Recovery page.
  • Risks and safety → see our Hip Replacement Risks page.
  • Cost detail → see our Hip Replacement Cost page.
  • Hip pain and symptoms → see our Hip Pain page.

Frequently Asked Questions About Hip Replacement Surgery

What is hip replacement surgery?

Hip replacement surgery replaces a worn or damaged hip joint with an artificial one. The aim is to ease pain and restore movement. It is also called total hip replacement or hip joint replacement, and a specialist decides if it is needed after a proper evaluation.

Who might need a hip replacement?

People whose hip pain limits daily life, and for whom other treatments no longer help, may be considered for hip replacement. Only a specialist can confirm this after a proper check. You can learn more on our Hip Replacement Candidacy page.

Is hip replacement surgery safe?

Hip replacement is a common and generally safe procedure, though, like any surgery, it carries some risks. According to the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, most people do well, but every operation has possible complications. Your specialist discusses these with you before any decision.

How long does recovery take?

Recovery differs from person to person, but most people gradually return to daily activities with guided support and follow-up. There is no single timeline that fits everyone. For a fuller picture, see our Hip Replacement Recovery page.

How much does hip replacement surgery cost in Dhaka?

The cost of hip replacement surgery in Dhaka varies with your case, the hospital setting, and the care you need. The clinic explains this clearly during your consultation. For more detail, see our Hip Replacement Cost page.

Where can I see a hip replacement specialist in Dhaka?

You can see Dr. Tanvir Hasan Siddique, a hip replacement specialist in Dhaka, at IBN Sina D. Lab in Malibagh or Rashmono Specialized Hospital in Moghbazar. Visiting hours are Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings.

How do I book an appointment with Dr. Tanvir Hasan Siddique?

You can book through phone, WhatsApp, or the direction links on this site. Please avoid sharing private medical records through web forms, and bring them to your visit instead.

Take the Next Step

You do not have to face this decision alone or guess whether surgery could help. A clear consultation gives you honest answers and a calm plan.

Book an appointment with Dr. Tanvir Hasan Siddique in Dhaka today. Visits are available Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings at IBN Sina D. Lab, Malibagh, and Rashmono Specialized Hospital, Moghbazar. Phone, WhatsApp, and direction links are easy to reach.

Book an Appointment with Dr. Tanvir →

You may also find these pages useful:

  • Understand the procedure on our Hip Replacement Procedure page →
  • Check if it may suit you on our Hip Replacement Candidacy page →
  • Plan healing on our Hip Replacement Recovery page →
  • Learn about safety on our Hip Replacement Risks page →
  • See what affects cost on our Hip Replacement Cost page →
  • Explore symptoms on our Hip Pain page →

About This Page

Written by: Md. Salauddin Biswas

MA in Medical Anthropology, University of Heidelberg, Germany | Former Senior Research Associate, James P Grant School of Public Health, BRAC University | Health Content Writer & SEO Specialist | Published in BMC Human Resources for Health | EEAT-Optimized Medical Content. Visit Website: salauddinbiswas.com

Medically reviewed by: Dr. Tanvir Hasan Siddique

MBBS, BCS Health, FACS (USA), MS Orthopedic Surgery, Fellowship in Arthroplasty | Associate Professor, Department of Orthopedic Surgery, Sir Salimullah Medical College & Mitford Hospital

Last updated: August 2026 | Last medically reviewed: August 2026

References

  1. National Health Service (NHS), UK. Hip replacement. https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/hip-replacement/
  2. American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (OrthoInfo). Total Hip Replacement. https://orthoinfo.aaos.org/en/treatment/total-hip-replacement/
  3. National Health Service (NHS), UK. Hip replacement: risks. https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/hip-replacement/risks/