Revolutionizing Shoulder Replacements with Blueprint Technology Shoulder replacement surgery has seen significant advancements over the years, but one of the most transformative innovations is the emergence of blueprint technology. This cutting-edge approach allows surgeons to create a highly personalised plan before even making the first incision, resulting in improved outcomes and faster recovery times. These … Continued

Case Study:  Helen’s Life-Changing Recovery Following Shoulder Replacement Surgery Helen a former swimmer had been suffering from debilitating pain in both shoulders for years. With a family history of arthritis and decades of intense physical activity behind her, she was diagnosed with severe shoulder arthritis in both joints. The pain was constant and affected her … Continued

At Focus Shoulder Specialists, we take a personalised approach to your care.We work closely with each patient to determine the most effective treatment plan based on their specific injury or concern. In most cases, diagnostic imaging such as an X-ray or MRI is required to guide our recommendations. Our preferred approach is conservative and rehabilitation-focused.Whenever … Continued

Expert Shoulder Surgery with Personalised Care at Every Step At Focus Shoulder Specialists, we are proud to offer dedicated focus on shoulder care and surgery, a vision that has been over a decade in the making. While studying at Harvard, Dr. Dan recognised the opportunity to significantly enhance the standard of shoulder care available in … Continued

Fitting a Sling: What You Need to Know One of the most common questions we get is about fitting a sling correctly and comfortably. There are generally two types we use: a standard black sling and a grey version with a pillow or bolster for added support. Both types are designed to be worn comfortably … Continued

Wound Dressing Care After Surgery One of the most common questions we receive is how to care for your surgical wounds and take care of the wound dressing. After keyhole surgery, you may have 4–5 small wounds. When you wake up, your arm will be in a sling and the wounds will be covered with … Continued