Marengo Asia Hospital · Faridabad

Your knee doesn't need a standard fix. It needs its own plan.

5D Robotic Knee Replacement, exclusively with Dr. Anurag Aggarwal — orthopedic & robotic joint replacement surgeon. Every millimetre of your joint is mapped before we ever pick up an instrument.

Before the decision

When someone finally decides on knee replacement, this is what they actually want

Not a surgery. A life back.

The technology

What "5D" actually means for your knee

Conventional and even standard robotic knee replacement plan around your bone. 5D Robotic Knee Replacement plans around five things at once — the same class of real-time, data-driven precision used in leading joint-replacement centres internationally, now performed in Faridabad.

Dr. Aggarwal explains, step by step, how 5D robotic knee replacement is performed — and why it's built for the highest safety and the best treatment outcomes.

DIMENSION 1

Bone geometry

A 3D map of your own bone shape, not an average template, guides every cut.

DIMENSION 2

Ligament balance

Soft tissue tension is measured live, so the joint moves the way yours is meant to.

DIMENSION 3

Alignment

Limb alignment is calculated to your natural mechanics, reducing abnormal wear later.

DIMENSION 4

Motion & load

The plan is tested through a simulated range of motion before the implant is even placed.

DIMENSION 5

Real-time correction

The robotic arm adjusts mid-surgery if your knee tells us something the scan didn't.

RESULT

A knee planned like no one else's

Because no one else's knee moves, bends, and bears weight exactly like yours.

Let's clear this up first

"The robot performs the surgery" — that's the one myth worth unlearning

It's the single biggest piece of fake news around robotic knee replacement, and it puts people off a technique that could genuinely help them.

Dr. Aggarwal explains what actually happens in robotic-assisted knee replacement: the robot assists with surgical planning and bone cuts, but every decision and every cut is guided by the surgeon. The result — less pain, better implant placement, minimal soft-tissue damage.

The robotic arm cannot move on its own, cannot decide on its own, and does not operate on its own. It is a precision instrument in Dr. Aggarwal's hands — not a replacement for his judgement. If someone tells you otherwise, that's the fake news to walk away from.

Why it matters for you

The advantage isn't the robot. It's what the robot lets Dr. Aggarwal see.

A robotic arm doesn't operate on its own — it extends a surgeon's judgement with data no human eye can gather mid-surgery. That combination is what tends to translate into smaller incisions, more tissue preserved around the joint, a more naturally balanced knee, and an implant positioned to last.

Before you choose a surgeon

The mistakes most patients don't know they're making

Knee replacement offers painless movement — but only if the implant is placed correctly. Get the position wrong, and the results can go the other way. This is exactly why implant positioning is at the centre of everything 5D planning does.

01

Choosing on price alone

The cheapest package rarely mentions implant type, robotic experience, or what happens if recovery doesn't go as planned.

02

Waiting too long

Delaying surgery until the muscles around the joint have weakened significantly makes recovery slower, whichever technique is used.

03

Not asking "how many robotic cases have you done?"

Robotic assistance is only as good as the surgeon guiding it. Case experience matters more than the brand of machine.

04

Skipping a second opinion

A second, unhurried opinion often changes the surgical plan — or confirms it with more confidence.

05

Treating it as "one knee, one surgery, done"

Outcomes are shaped as much by pre-surgery fitness and post-surgery rehab as by the operation itself.

The consultation

Why a conversation with Dr. Aggarwal, before the surgery date, changes the outcome

Every knee that walks into the clinic has a different story — an old sports injury, years of standing at work, a family history of arthritis. Dr. Anurag Aggarwal's consultation is built around understanding that story first: your imaging, your daily movement, your goals for what "recovery" should actually look like. The surgical plan is built afterward, around you — not the other way around.

That is the real advantage of a robotic-assisted approach: it gives a surgeon who already listens closely even more precise information to act on.

As a Consultant Orthopedic Surgeon at Marengo Asia Hospitals, Faridabad, Dr. Aggarwal's practice spans knee and hip replacement, arthroscopy, and trauma care, with a consistent focus on evidence-based, patient-centric treatment — built around rapid rehabilitation and outcomes that hold up over the long term. His clinical interests extend to robotic-assisted joint replacement, sports injury management, and fracture reconstruction.

Dr. Aggarwal, in conversation on his approach to patient care and recovery — the same philosophy he brings into every consultation.

After the surgery

Recovery is the actual goal. The surgery is just the means.

A precisely balanced knee is easier to rehabilitate — which is why the recovery timeline is planned as carefully as the surgery itself.

What actually determines a great outcome after knee replacement — in the surgeon's own words.

DAY 1

First steps, supported

Most patients stand and begin walking with assistance within 24 hours of surgery.

WEEK 1–2

Guided mobility

Structured physiotherapy begins, focused on regaining range of motion safely.

WEEK 3–6

Independent movement

Walking without support, stairs, and daily routines return progressively.

MONTH 3+

Back to your life

Most patients resume normal social, family, and low-impact activities they'd stopped doing.

In their words

Life after the last appointment

What patients say once the crutches, the physio charts, and the worry are behind them.

"Dr Aggarwal did my 78-yr old father's bilateral knee replacement surgery earlier this week. His experience and expertise has given us a lot of confidence that my father will start walking confidently very soon. We are grateful for his support and guidance."
Shweta Jain, Google review, ★★★★★
"We are extremely grateful to Dr. Anurag Agarwal for successfully performing knee replacement surgery on both of my mother's legs. From the very first consultation to the post-surgery follow-ups, he was calm, confident, and very supportive. My mother was very scared before the surgery, but Dr. Agarwal explained everything clearly and gave us complete confidence. Her pain is much less now, and she has already started walking with support. We highly recommend Dr. Anurag Agarwal to anyone considering knee replacement surgery."
Yatish Sharma, Google review, ★★★★★
"Dr Anurag Aggarwal is a highly skilled surgeon with an incredibly compassionate bedside manner. My mother's surgery was good (total knee replacement), thanks all team."
Anil Kumar, Google review, ★★★★★
"Best surgeon in Faridabad. My father's knee replacement surgery was successful. I am very happy — thanks to all the team."
Ajit Mahlawat, Google review, ★★★★★
"Dr Anurag Aggarwal, best doctor — my mother's knee replacement, best technique, my mother walked the same day after surgery. I am happy, thanks to all the team."
Ravi Narwat, Google review, ★★★★★
"Dr Anurag listens to everything the patient has to say with great patience. My mother's knee replacement surgery went very well and she is now able to walk comfortably without any pain. Thanks Dr Anurag and team."
Shalu Chauhan, Google review, ★★★★★

Reviews shown as published by patients on Google. Full reviews and more patient feedback available on Dr. Aggarwal's Google Business profile.

What ongoing care looks like

This doesn't end at discharge

A knee replacement is a long-term relationship with your surgeon, not a single appointment.

Priority

Priority appointment access

Direct scheduling for consultations, follow-ups, and any urgent concern — without the usual wait.

Dedicated

A dedicated care coordinator

One point of contact for reports, physio scheduling, and questions between visits.

Long-term

A relationship that outlasts the surgery

Scheduled check-ins in year one, and direct access to Dr. Aggarwal for follow-up years later.

Good to know

Questions patients ask before deciding

What makes 5D robotic knee replacement different from conventional knee replacement?

5D robotic knee replacement adds real-time, five-dimensional planning of bone geometry, ligament tension, alignment, motion and load balance before a single cut is made, so the implant position is mapped to your own joint mechanics rather than a standard template.

Who is a good candidate for robotic knee replacement?

Most patients with advanced knee osteoarthritis, deformity, or joint damage who haven't found lasting relief from medication or physiotherapy can be evaluated, regardless of age, after a detailed clinical and imaging assessment.

How long is recovery after robotic knee replacement?

Many patients begin walking with support within 24 hours of surgery, with most returning to daily activities over several weeks under a supervised rehabilitation plan. Exact recovery time depends on individual health, age, and pre-surgical fitness.

What mistakes should patients avoid when planning knee replacement surgery?

Choosing a surgeon on cost alone, delaying surgery too long, skipping a second opinion, and not asking about the surgical team's actual robotic case experience are the most common and avoidable mistakes.

The best time to ask about your knee was years ago. The next best time is this consultation.

Book a priority consultation with Dr. Anurag Aggarwal at Marengo Asia Hospital, Faridabad, and find out — plainly, without pressure — whether 5D robotic knee replacement is right for you.