Knee replacement surgery is one of the most reliable treatments for patients suffering from severe arthritis, chronic knee pain, and joint injuries. During the procedure, the damaged joint surfaces are replaced with advanced prosthetic implants, resulting in significant pain relief, restored mobility, and improved quality of life. In Iran, this surgery is performed by leading orthopedic surgeons in modern hospitals, at costs up to 60% lower than in Europe or the Middle East.
$2,300
Patients must follow a structured rehabilitation program to strengthen the knee and increase joint mobility. Without proper exercises, the new joint may become stiff. Pain medication is important during the early days after surgery, and blood thinners are prescribed to reduce the risk of blood clots—a common postoperative concern. Early walking and leg movements are strongly encouraged.
Follow-up visits with the surgeon (weeks, months, and yearly checkups) are necessary to monitor healing, check the implant, and rule out complications such as infection or loosening.
Although knee replacement is a routine and successful procedure, complications may include:
Patients should carefully follow postoperative instructions, maintain wound hygiene, avoid wetting the incision, take anticoagulants as prescribed, and report symptoms such as swelling, redness, fever, or sudden pain.
$2,300
Knee Replacement Surgery
$2,400
Knee Replacement Surgery
$2,500
Knee Replacement Surgery
Patients with advanced osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis
Individuals who no longer respond to medications or physiotherapy
Those with severe mobility limitations affecting daily life
Patients with major knee injuries or fractures
Total Knee Replacement (TKR) – for cases where the entire joint is affected
Partial Knee Replacement (PKR) – for patients with localized damage
Minimally Invasive Knee Surgery – offering smaller incisions and faster recovery
Long-term pain relief and improved mobility
Durable implants lasting 15–20 years
Affordable costs compared to Western countries
Faster recovery supported by specialized rehabilitation programs
Complete medical tourism packages
Arrival at IKA Airport, transfer to hotel, consultation with surgeon, blood tests, ECG, medical clearance
Hospital admission andmeeting anesthesiologist, final assessments
Procedure (knee replacement or lumbar disc surgery), recovery room, pain control, early movement
First physiotherapy session, walking with walker/crutches, wound care training, discharge to supervised accommodation
Two physiotherapy sessions, monitored walking, vital sign checks
Follow-up with surgeon, wound inspection, dressing change or removal, postoperative medication and travel instructions
Airport transfer, safe air travel with precautions (e.g., regular walking on plane)
The cost of knee replacement surgery is often a major concern for patients. In Iran, despite the high quality of care, the cost of this procedure is significantly lower than in Europe or the Middle East. EasyMedTrip provides this service with the highest standards of quality at the most affordable price, ensuring safe and reliable treatment for international patients.
Type of surgery (total or partial replacement)
Brand and quality of the implant used
Surgeon’s expertise and medical team fees
Length of hospital stay
Additional services such as rehabilitation and physiotherapy
By choosing Iran and EasyMedTrip, patients benefit from world-class treatment, modern facilities, and complete medical tourism services—at a fraction of the cost.
Typically 3–5 days for early rehabilitation and monitoring.
Most patients begin walking with a cane or walker within 6–12 weeks and gradually return to normal activities.
Yes. Rehabilitation is essential to restore strength and range of motion.
Arthritic pain is usually relieved, but the artificial knee may feel slightly different, and mild clicking sounds can occur.
