Overview
Hip osteotomy realigns the joint to improve mechanics and reduce pain.

Indications
Hip dysplasia or focal cartilage damage in younger patients.

Procedure overview
Bone cuts are made to reposition the acetabulum or femur and fixed with plates/screws.

Recovery
Non‑weight‑bearing initially; gradual return to activity over months.

Risks and complications
Non‑union, nerve injury, and persistent pain.

Alternatives
Hip arthroscopy or joint replacement depending on severity.