Best Total Hip Replacement (Arthroplasty) Revision Doctors Abroad

Dr. Mikheil Mikeladze is the head of orthopedics and traumatology at BAU International Hospital. He performs total hip replacement using a muscle-sparing anterior approach, where muscle fibers are moved aside rather than cut. Dr. Mikeladze uses a horizontal bikini incision following the natural groin crease and applies digital templating on X-rays to plan implant size and leg symmetry.

• Completed a Ronald Burkle Fellowship from the Anterior Hip Foundation in 2025.
• Trained at Edgewood Surgical Hospital and with Dr. Jonathan Yerasimides in the USA.
• Achieves early mobilization, with most patients walking within hours of surgery.
• Nominated for the Med Award as an innovator orthopedic trauma surgeon.

Dr. Ahmed Sallam is a Professor of Orthopedic and Joint Surgery, Sports Injuries, and Complex Pelvic Surgery. His clinical practice focuses on the assessment and management of complex musculoskeletal conditions affecting the knee, hip, shoulder, and other major joints.

His areas of expertise include joint replacement surgery, revision joint replacement, sports injuries, arthroscopic procedures, complex hip and pelvic surgery, pelvic and acetabular trauma, and orthopedic second opinions. He evaluates each patient’s medical history, imaging studies, previous treatments, and functional needs before recommending an appropriate treatment pathway.

Dr. Ahmed Sallam also provides consultations for international patients who are considering orthopedic treatment or surgery in Egypt. Patients may share their medical reports and imaging for an initial review before arranging an in-person or online consultation. International patients can receive assistance with medical coordination, hospital arrangements, appointment scheduling, treatment planning, and follow-up communication, according to their individual medical needs.

Treatment recommendations are made after appropriate clinical assessment. The final diagnosis, surgical indication, treatment plan, and expected recovery depend on the patient’s condition and direct evaluation by the treating medical team.