Physiotherapy can fix a multitude of ailments: but sometimes, your pain and reduced function come from a deeper source.
Surgery isn’t a magical fix that immediately gets you back to normal: it’s the first step to your recovery.
From joint replacements to fracture repairs; an operation is hard on the body. You’ve spent a lot of money – and time waiting – to get to this point. The last thing you want is to fill your recovery period with even more painkillers, waiting for things to improve.
You deserve the very best outcome after your surgery. Private post-surgery physiotherapy can help you get back to living your life to the fullest again – pain-free at last.
Tackling the source of your issue is one thing: now it’s time to get you back to your healthiest again!
If you have waited a long time for your surgery to take place, it’s important to take every measure possible to make the most of your new quality of life.
Post-op physiotherapy is particularly important for NHS patients, as it typically isn’t offered as part of your surgery plan. A physiotherapist can provide a plan that not only helps you to improve your mobility again but will also be able to guide you through what to expect at every stage of your recovery.
There is more to life than being pain-free. Private physiotherapy can provide the guidance you need in the months after surgery to help you make the most of your second chance at life.
Many acute injuries require long-term rehab, including:
This service will often be offered on the NHS, but the support is limited, with short-term treatment plans that likely won’t cover the time you need guidance for.
If you want to get back to your favourite physical activities, you typically need 18-24 months of post-surgery physiotherapy to reduce joint stiffness and help you move independently again.
With Hamilton Physiotherapy, you get professional support for as long as you need it – and a friendly face who is as committed to your recovery as you are.
Whether you get your surgery on the NHS or choose to go private, there will always be a waiting period before the big day.
Physiotherapy can help at any stage of your surgery journey – including before your operation has even taken place!
Proactive physiotherapy helps you strengthen weak muscles, regain function, and have a better outcome much faster. Plus, our friendly expert physiotherapists will be happy to explain your surgery in detail and the impact it will have on your body.
We don’t promise a magical fix for your pain if we can’t provide one.
