Post-Surgical Rehab
Post-Surgery Recovery
Surgery is only the start of recovery. Structured, evidence-based physiotherapy is what restores movement, strength, and confidence — and what protects the result of the operation long-term.
Start here
Protect the Outcome of Surgery
The biggest predictor of a good long-term surgical result is structured rehabilitation. We build that around the protocol your surgeon has set.
Book Your Initial AssessmentWhatsApp UsUnderstanding the Condition
Surgeries We Support
Joint Replacement
Hip, knee, and shoulder replacement rehabilitation — staged loading and movement restoration that protects the implant.
ACL & Knee Reconstruction
Sport-focused ACL, meniscus, and cartilage rehabilitation, with criterion-based return-to-sport testing.
Shoulder Surgery
Rotator cuff repair, labral repair, and stabilisation rehabilitation following your surgeon's loading protocol.
Spinal Surgery
Discectomy, fusion, and decompression — careful, graded rehabilitation that respects the surgical site.
Foot & Ankle Surgery
Bunionectomy, ankle reconstruction, and Achilles repair — from non-weight-bearing through to full return.
Fracture & Trauma
Post-fixation rehabilitation that restores range, strength, and load tolerance after orthopaedic trauma.
How we treat it
The KINETIKA Approach
We start by reading your operative report and protocol, then build your rehabilitation around what your surgeon expects and the timelines they have set.
Carefully dosed manual therapy and movement work to manage swelling, restore range, and protect the surgical site.
Stage-by-stage strengthening that rebuilds the capacity surgery and downtime took out — without overloading healing tissue.
Criterion-based testing before clearing return to work, sport, or full activity, so the result of surgery actually holds.

Take the next step
Book Your Initial Assessment
Whether your surgery is next month or last month, the right rehabilitation plan changes the outcome. Bring your surgeon's notes — we will build the plan around them.
No referral required · Surgeon co-management · Dubai Hills
Common questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Often within the first few days, depending on the operation. Early movement — within your surgeon's protocol — protects range of motion, manages swelling, and improves long-term outcomes.
Yes. We work directly from your operative report and surgeon's protocol, and we are happy to share progress notes back.
It depends on the surgery. ACL reconstruction is typically a 9–12 month structured rehabilitation; joint replacement is around 12 weeks of guided progression. We will give you realistic timelines at the first session.
Some discomfort is normal early on. Persistent or escalating pain is a clinical signal — we will adjust the plan and, where needed, communicate with your surgeon.