Professor Ibrahim Malek | Specialist Hip & Knee Surgeon
Orthopaedic Surgeon | Hip and Knee Replacement | North Wales | Cheshire
Minimally invasive hip replacement offers less pain, quicker recovery, and precise implant placement via computer navigation. Prof. Malek provides expert, personalized care ensuring optimal outcomes and patient comfort.
Prof. Ibrahim Malek offers patient-centred hip and knee care in North Wales, tailoring surgical and non-surgical treatments to individual lifestyles for faster recovery, trust, and better outcomes.
Computer-navigated hip and knee replacements use precise GPS-like technology to improve implant positioning, enhancing comfort, longevity, safety, and recovery. Personalized care in North Wales includes expert consultation with Prof. Malek.
Day-case hip and knee replacements offer faster recovery with minimally invasive, computer-navigated techniques and personalised care at Spire Yale Wrexham, ideal for healthy, motivated patients.
Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) for hip and knee replacements enables faster healing, shorter hospital stays, early mobilization, and personalized care, including non-surgical options and day-case surgery.
Personalised care at Spire Yale customizes hip/knee replacement—from assessment, prehabilitation, precise surgery to tailored rehab—enhancing recovery, function, and patient involvement in North Wales.
Persistent hip or knee pain, swelling, stiffness, or instability signal the need for expert orthopaedic care. Early intervention, including minimally invasive surgery and personalized treatment, improves recovery and joint health.
Personalised orthopaedic consultations with Prof. Ibrahim Malek in North Wales ensure tailored, precise hip and knee surgeries, enhancing recovery, trust, and patient-centered outcomes.
Minimally invasive and computer-navigated surgeries enhance hip and knee replacements by reducing pain, speeding recovery, improving precision, and offering personalized, patient-centered care for better outcomes.
Protect joints by managing weight, doing low-impact exercise, eating nutrient-rich foods, staying hydrated, and preparing physically and mentally for surgery to improve outcomes and delay surgery.