Knee reconstruction is surgery that repairs or rebuilds damaged parts of your knee. This may include:
Your knee is made up of bones, cartilage, ligaments and tendons that work together so you can walk, bend and move. When one part is damaged, the whole joint can feel weak or painful.
You deserve care that looks at the full picture, not just the injury.
You may benefit from a knee evaluation if you have:
You don’t need to know exactly what’s wrong. You just need someone who will listen.
When you come in for knee care, your experience starts with a conversation. You’ll share what you’re feeling and how it’s affecting your daily life.
From there, your care team may:
If surgery is the right step, your surgeon will explain what to expect before, during and after your procedure. Recovery plans are personalized to help you heal safely and return to the activities you love.
Every step is centered on helping you feel confident and supported.
Your treatment plan depends on your injury and goals. Options may include:
Rebuilds a torn anterior cruciate ligament, often after a sports injury.
Repairs or replaces damaged ligaments to restore stability.
Treats damaged cartilage to reduce pain and improve movement.
Replaces only the damaged part of the knee joint.
Replaces the entire knee joint when arthritis or damage is severe.
Your surgeon will guide you toward the option that supports long-term strength and stability.
Healing takes time and support.
After knee reconstruction, you may need:
Your care team walks with you through recovery, answering questions and adjusting your plan as you improve.
The goal is simple: help you move with confidence again.
You deserve care that sees you as more than an injury.
At CHRISTUS Health, orthopedic specialists focus on:
You’ll be cared for by a team committed to your comfort, safety and long-term mobility.
If knee pain is slowing you down, you don’t have to push through it alone. A simple appointment can give you clarity and a plan.
Visit a CHRISTUS orthopedic specialist and start moving forward.
