ACL Ligament Reconstruction Surgery in Dubai
An ACL injury can significantly impact the life of athletes and active individuals, often stemming from sports-related incidents. In Dubai, Dr. Farivar Bagheri, an experienced orthopedic sports surgeon, offers advanced, minimally invasive ACL reconstruction surgery. His goal is to fully restore knee stability, function, and your confidence to return to your chosen activities. Whether you’re a professional athlete or simply enjoy staying active, Dr. Bagheri’s personalized approach aims for the best possible recovery.
What is ACL?
The ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) is one of the key ligaments that stabilizes the knee during dynamic activities like jumping, running, and quick direction changes. A torn ACL is a common sports injury, often occurring due to sudden stops, twisting motions, or direct impact.
Symptoms and Impact of a Torn ACL
- Sudden knee pain and swelling
- Instability or the knee giving way
- Limited range of motion
- Difficulty walking, running, or climbing stairs
If left untreated, a torn ACL can lead to chronic instability, cartilage damage, and early arthritis. Prompt ACL injury treatment in Dubai can make all the difference
Personalized ACL Repair Surgery in Dubai
Dr. Farivar Bagheri offers advanced and personalized ACL ligament reconstruction surgery in Dubai, ensuring each patient receives the most appropriate and effective treatment for their condition. Utilizing cutting-edge arthroscopic techniques, Dr. Bagheri tailors each procedure based on individual anatomy, activity level, and injury severity.
- Minimally Invasive ACL Surgery: Using a keyhole approach, this method ensures faster recovery, reduced scarring, and less post-operative pain, making it ideal for athletes and active individuals.
- Autograft and Allograft Options: Depending on your specific needs, Dr. Bagheri offers a variety of graft choices including patellar tendon, hamstring tendon, and synthetic grafts. Each option is selected based on age, activity level, and surgical goals.
- ACL Revision Surgery in Dubai: For patients who have undergone unsuccessful ACL surgeries in the past, Dr. Bagheri provides expert revision techniques to correct instability and restore knee function.
- Combined ACL + PCL Reconstruction Surgery Dubai: In complex cases where multiple ligaments are affected, Dr. Bagheri specializes in simultaneous ACL and posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) repair, ensuring comprehensive knee stabilization.
Through meticulous surgical technique and individualized planning, Dr. Bagheri focuses not only on anatomical restoration but also on helping patients return to sports and daily life with confidence and long-term joint health.
Why Choose Dr. Farivar for ACL Surgery in Dubai?
- Board-certified orthopedic sports surgeon
- Specialized in ligament repair knee Dubai and knee arthroscopy
- Proven track record in ACL reconstruction with high success rates
- Works with top physiotherapists for complete rehab
Recovery After ACL Reconstruction
Post-surgery recovery includes:
- Early mobility with crutches and a brace
- Structured physical therapy at our sports injury clinic
- Return to sport in 6–9 months depending on healing
- Long-term monitoring to prevent reinjury or arthritis
Our Clinic Dubai offers holistic care including pain management, strength training, and mobility work to get you back to your game.
ACL Surgery Cost and Insurance Support
The ACL ligament surgery cost in Dubai depends on the procedure, hospital facilities, doctors experience and insurance coverage. Dr. Farivar performs surgeries at leading orthopedic hospitals for ACL surgery in Dubai, offering transparent pricing and support for insured and self-pay patients.
When Should You Consider ACL Reconstruction?
- Ongoing knee instability
- Difficulty returning to physical activity
- Desire to prevent long-term damage and improve joint health
Don’t let a ligament tear hold you back. With expert guidance and surgical precision, Dr. Farivar can help you return to peak performance.
If you’re searching for the best ACL surgeon in Dubai or want more information about ACL ligament reconstruction, reach out to schedule a consultation. We’ll assess your injury, explain your options, and craft a tailored recovery plan.
FAQs
Performing surgeries in joints with the help of delicate cameras and special tools through small 1 cm slits without the need to open the joint. Also known commonly as laser surgery.
Repair of anatomical elements in the joint such as meniscus repair, cruciate ligament reconstruction, cartilage injuries repair, and removal of inflammatory and inappropriate tissues.
No.
No, incomplete tears don't need it.
It is not recommended for elderly patients who have little activity and those who have severe osteoarthritis (wearing of joint cartilage) of the knee to undergo such surgery. But in young and healthy patients, surgery is always recommended.
About 3 weeks after the knee injury, the initial pain and swelling of the knee joint has ceased, and the knee can be flexed and extended.
Yes, the pain and swelling always improve spontaneously after a few weeks. The reason behind the need for surgery is to correct laxity and instability of the knee joint, not the pain or swelling.
A knee without a cruciate ligament is lax and unstable, especially in the semi-flexed position. A sudden movement of the knee can happen, especially during rotational movements of the body on the knee, which is known as “knee giving way”. This leads to recurrent pain and swelling, as well as damage to other elements inside the joint such as menisci, and finally, after several years, it destroys the structure of the knee and the patient suffers from painful osteoarthritis.
Yes, and should be repaired during the surgical reconstruction of the cruciate ligaments.
In ligament reconstruction and meniscus repair, the patient should wear a knee brace and use crutches for a month and requires physical therapy following the operation.
- Walking without crutches: after a month
- Swimming and hydrotherapy: after a month
- Driving: after a month
- Light work: after a month
- Light and controlled bodybuilding: after a month
- Light running on a straight line: after 3 months
- Heavy exercise: after at least 6 months
- Championship sports or competitions: after 9 months.
No, sometimes the instructions are different based on the patient’s conditions, so it is crucial to pay attention to the physician’s direct orders following the surgery.
In meniscus repair, no, but after the ligament reconstruction, body weight can be placed on the operated limb with a crutch. But at the end, the physician’s order should be taken into account as it may be different based on the patient’s condition.