Hip
Hip Impingement (FAI) Surgery
Arthroscopic reshaping of the hip to relieve pinching, labral tears and groin pain.

Overview
Femoro-acetabular impingement (FAI) is a common cause of groin pain in young, active adults. Arthroscopic surgery reshapes the abnormal bone contour and repairs the labrum, relieving pain and — critically — protecting the hip from early arthritis.
When it's recommended
- Groin pain with pivoting or squatting
- Cam or pincer type FAI
- Labral tear
- Failed physiotherapy
Key benefits
- Preserves your own hip
- Relieves impingement
- Protects against future arthritis
Surgical approach
- Arthroscopic (keyhole) surgery
- Reshaping of femoral head-neck and/or acetabular rim
- Labral repair
Recovery timeline
- Day-care or 1-day stay
- Crutches for 2–3 weeks
- Sport at 3–4 months
Related Hip procedures
About Hip Impingement (FAI) Surgery
Frequently asked questions
Patient stories
Patient stories — Hip
Real experiences from people who chose Dr. L. Tomar for their joint care.
“Years of groin pain from AVN are behind me. Both legs feel equal again and I sleep on either side without discomfort.”
“My 78-year-old father was walking with a frame within 48 hours of his hip fracture surgery. The team's prompt care saved his independence.”
“Sharp groin pain in the gym turned out to be impingement. Keyhole surgery, three tiny scars — and I'm back to Pilates and long walks.”
Names shortened and photos withheld to protect patient privacy. Individual results vary based on condition, age and overall health.
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Mon – Sat, 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Tomar Orthopaedics
90, New Rajdhani Enclave, Vikash Marg, Delhi – 110092
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