It is recommended for patients with early arthritis affecting one side of the knee and alignment problems that cause uneven pressure.

The procedure reshapes the bone to correct alignment and shift weight away from the damaged part of the knee.

For suitable patients, it can delay or avoid knee replacement by preserving the natural joint.

Yes, osteotomy usually requires a short hospital stay to monitor early recovery and manage pain.

Recovery varies, but most patients return to daily activities over several weeks with guided rehabilitation.

This depends on healing and rehabilitation, but most patients gradually return to activity over a few months.