Dr. Milind Lokhande is a highly experienced orthopedic specialist dedicated
to diagnosing, treating, and managing conditions related to bones, joints, muscles,
and ligaments.
Specialized in both primary and revision knee replacement surgeries to relieve pain, restore function, and improve quality of life with advanced surgical techniques and personalized care.
Expert care in both primary and revision hip replacement to reduce pain, restore hip function, and enhance mobility through advanced, patient-centered surgical solutions.
Specialized in managing complex fractures and orthopedic trauma with precision, ensuring timely intervention, optimal healing, and functional recovery.
Restores joint mobility and relieves chronic pain in hips, knees, and shoulders using advanced implant techniques.
Treats simple to complex fractures and traumatic injuries for faster healing and functional recovery
Minimally invasive procedures for ligament tears, meniscus injuries, and joint issues common in athletes.
Doctor guided me well throughout my knees treatment, he has been like a son ,very warm to reach out. Very thankful.
Dr. Milind Lokhande has been a lifesaver for me. I suffered a severe ankle injury during a professional sports event, and his expertise made all the difference. He explained the treatment plan in detail, which gave me the confidence I needed to recover. Thanks to his guidance, I was able to participate in the finals. Truly one of the best orthopedician around!
Knee replacement is usually recommended when severe arthritis or injury causes persistent pain and limits daily activities, and when non-surgical treatments no longer provide relief.
If you experience chronic hip pain, stiffness, or difficulty walking despite medication and physiotherapy, you may be a candidate for hip replacement surgery.
Recovery depends on the type of surgery and your overall health. Knee or hip replacements usually require 6–12 weeks for significant improvement, with physiotherapy playing a key role.
Not necessarily. Many fractures can heal with casting, bracing, or physiotherapy. Surgery is only needed in complex or unstable fractures.
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