When Is Knee Replacement Recommended?
Knee replacement is considered when arthritis has worn away the cushioning cartilage in the knee, causing pain and stiffness that limit walking, stairs, and daily activities — and when nonsurgical treatments no longer provide meaningful relief.
Robotic-Assisted Precision
Dr. Kee uses robotic guidance and computer navigation to plan and perform each knee replacement with precision tailored to your specific anatomy. This helps ensure accurate alignment and balanced soft tissue tension — both of which play a meaningful role in how a knee replacement feels and how long it lasts.
3D Pre-Surgical Planning
Your implant plan is built around your specific knee anatomy — not a standard template.
Real-Time Guidance
Live feedback on alignment and soft tissue balance during surgery.
Minimally Invasive Technique
Quadriceps-sparing approach reduces trauma and supports a smoother recovery.
Partial & Total Options
Depending on the extent of arthritis, partial or total knee replacement may be recommended.
Recovery
Recovery requires active rehabilitation — restoring full range of motion is central to a good outcome. See the Total Knee PT Protocol for a week-by-week guide.
Ready to Talk About Your Knee?
Schedule a consultation with Dr. Kee to discuss whether knee replacement is right for you.