Patients from Noida regularly visit Noida Orthopedic Clinic in Sector 26 for ACL reconstruction surgery in Noida. Led by Dr. Amit Aggrawal, an orthopaedic surgeon with 18+ years of experience, the clinic combines careful diagnosis, modern surgical skill and structured rehabilitation, so you can return to an active life sooner. With evening timings (Mon - Sat, 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM) and a convenient address at Ground Floor, B2, Sector 26, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201301, patients from Noida can book a consultation at a time that suits them. The clinic currently has a 4.8-star Google rating from 400+ patient reviews.
About ACL Reconstruction Surgery
The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is one of the key stabilising ligaments of the knee. It is commonly torn during football, cricket, badminton, basketball, gym training or a sudden twist while walking on uneven ground.
A torn ACL often causes the knee to give way. Left untreated in active patients, repeated instability can damage the meniscus and cartilage. Arthroscopic (keyhole) ACL reconstruction replaces the torn ligament with a graft, commonly taken from the hamstring tendons, through small incisions.
Dr. Amit Aggrawal performs arthroscopic ACL reconstruction and meniscus repair, and has shared surgical videos on ACL reconstruction with hamstring graft and meniscus repair on the clinic's YouTube channel.
When Should Patients in Noida See a ACL Reconstruction Surgeon?
· A 'pop' felt in the knee during sports or a twist
· Swelling within hours of injury
· Knee giving way while turning or on stairs
· Pain and locking suggesting a meniscus tear
· Inability to return to sport after a knee injury
ACL Reconstruction Surgery Offered to Noida Patients
· Arthroscopic ACL reconstruction (hamstring graft)
· Meniscus repair and partial meniscectomy
· PCL, MCL and LCL injury management
· MPFL reconstruction for recurrent patella dislocation
· Sports rehabilitation and return-to-play planning
Why Patients from Noida Choose Dr. Amit Aggrawal
· Specialised in sports injuries, arthroscopy, joint replacement and fracture care
· Open Monday to Saturday till 10:00 PM, convenient for working people
· Clear explanation of X-ray and MRI reports in simple language
· Structured physiotherapy and rehabilitation guidance after treatment
· Second opinions on surgery advised elsewhere
· Highly rated on Google by patients from across Noida and Delhi NCR
How to Reach Noida Orthopedic Clinic from Noida
The clinic is in Sector 26, Noida, a short drive from Sector 18 and the Sector 18 metro station on the Blue Line. Approximate distance: within the same area; travel time depends on traffic. Nearby landmarks and areas we commonly see patients from include Sector 18 market, Atta Market, Botanical Garden, Noida Expressway. Full address: Ground Floor, B2, Sector 26, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201301.
Frequently Asked Questions - ACL Reconstruction Surgery in Noida
Q. Do I need to bring old reports when I visit from Noida?
A. Yes, please bring previous X-rays, MRI reports, prescriptions and discharge summaries. This helps Dr. Amit Aggrawal plan treatment without repeating tests.
Q. How far is Noida Orthopedic Clinic from Noida?
A. The clinic is in Sector 26, Noida, right here in the neighbourhood from Noida (approximate, traffic dependent). The clinic is in Sector 26, Noida, a short drive from Sector 18 and the Sector 18 metro station on the Blue Line.
Q. How long is recovery after ACL reconstruction?
A. Walking with support starts within days; return to light jogging is typically around three to four months, and return to competitive sport usually around nine months, depending on rehabilitation.
Q. Is ACL surgery done through a big cut?
A. No. ACL reconstruction is done arthroscopically through small keyhole incisions, which means less pain and faster recovery.
Q. What is the best time to operate after an ACL tear?
A. Surgery is usually planned once swelling settles and knee movement improves, often a few weeks after injury. Your surgeon will decide based on your knee's condition.
Q. Can a meniscus tear heal without surgery?
A. Small, stable tears may heal or settle with rest, physiotherapy or injections. Larger or locking tears usually need arthroscopic repair.