Private Patient Fees & Pricing

Hip & Knee Replacement Cost in Birmingham

Mr Shakir Hussain treats both self-pay and insured patients at Woodlands Suite (Royal Orthopaedic Hospital), Harborne Hospital, and Priory Hospital Edgbaston. All fees include a personalised care plan and direct access to Mr Hussain throughout your journey.

Private orthopaedic consultation with Mr Shakir Hussain in Birmingham for hip and knee replacement fees
Self-Pay & Insured Patients
Pre-authorisation Support

How much does a private hip or knee replacement cost in Birmingham?

A private hip replacement with Mr Shakir Hussain starts from £13,050 and a private knee replacement from £14,050. These are all-inclusive package prices covering the surgeon's fee, the anaesthetist, the implant, and your hospital stay. Hip resurfacing is a fixed package of £12,250 with an Adept implant or £13,450 with a ceramic implant, revision surgery starts from £20,000, and an initial consultation is £250.

Step 1 — Start Here

Initial Consultation Cost

Your journey begins with a consultation. Mr Hussain will take time to listen, examine you thoroughly, review any imaging and give you a clear, personalised plan — including all non-surgical options.

Initial Consultation

£250
Approximately 30–45 minutes
First appointment with Mr Hussain
  • Full clinical assessment & examination
  • Review of X-rays, MRI & medical history
  • Personalised treatment plan
  • All options discussed — including non-surgical
  • Written summary letter to your GP
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Follow-Up Consultation

£175
Approximately 20–30 minutes
Post-operative or ongoing review
  • Post-operative progress review
  • Updated imaging review if required
  • Adjusted care & rehabilitation plan
  • Physiotherapy referral if needed
  • Direct access to Mr Hussain’s secretary
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Insured Patients

All Major Insurers
We handle all pre-authorisation
paperwork on your behalf
  • Bupa · AXA · Aviva · Vitality · Cigna · The Exeter · Freedom Health · Healix · Legal & General · Allianz · Police Mutual & more
  • Fee-assured where applicable
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Step 2 — Your Surgery

Hip & Knee Replacement Cost

Select a procedure below to see indicative pricing, what is included, and what to expect. All fees are package prices — no unexpected extras. Exact quotes are confirmed after your consultation once Mr Hussain has assessed your individual needs.

Total Hip Replacement
From £13,050

What’s included in the package

  • Mr Hussain’s surgical fee
  • High-quality hip implant (cementless or hybrid)
  • Anaesthetist’s fee
  • Hospital stay (day-case or 1–2 nights)
  • Pre-operative assessment & investigations
  • Physiotherapy during admission
  • Post-operative follow-up consultations
All-inclusive package from
£13,050
£13,050 at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital, £15,465 at Harborne Hospital. Covers surgeon, anaesthetist, implant, and hospital stay. See full Royal Orthopaedic Hospital pricing and Harborne Hospital pricing.
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Total Knee Replacement
Including robotic-assisted and unicompartmental options
From £14,050

What’s included in the package

  • Mr Hussain’s surgical fee
  • State-of-the-art knee implant system
  • Anaesthetist’s fee
  • Hospital stay (day-case or 1–3 nights)
  • Pre-operative assessment & investigations
  • Physiotherapy during admission
  • Post-operative follow-up consultations
All-inclusive package from
£14,050
£14,050 at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital, £16,410 at Harborne Hospital. Robotic-assisted and partial (uni) knee replacement are available at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital. See full Royal Orthopaedic Hospital pricing and Harborne Hospital pricing.
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Partial knee replacement: Some patients may be suitable for a unicompartmental (partial) knee replacement, which is less invasive and carries a quicker recovery. Discuss this with Mr Hussain at consultation.
Hip Resurfacing
Bone-conserving alternative for active patients
£12,250 / £13,450

What’s included in the package

  • Mr Hussain’s surgical fee
  • Choice of resurfacing implant system (Adept, ReCerf, or H1)
  • Anaesthetist’s fee
  • Hospital stay (typically 1–2 nights)
  • Pre-operative assessment & investigations
  • Physiotherapy during admission
  • Post-operative follow-up consultations
One of the UK’s highest-volume hip resurfacing surgeons: Mr Hussain offers metal-on-metal and ceramic-on-ceramic resurfacing options. Ceramic implants are available for female patients. Candidacy is carefully assessed.
Fixed package price (Royal Orthopaedic Hospital)
£12,250
Adept (metal) resurfacing £12,250. Ceramic resurfacing £13,450. Fixed all-inclusive packages for suitable, fit patients with a standard implant, covering surgeon, anaesthetist, implant, and hospital stay. Ceramic resurfacing at Harborne Hospital is £16,177. Atypical or complex cases are quoted individually.
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Is resurfacing right for me? Hip resurfacing is generally most suitable for younger, active patients with good bone quality. Mr Hussain will assess your suitability at your initial consultation.
Revision Hip & Knee Surgery
Complex reconstruction of failed or infected joint replacements
From £20,000

What’s included in the package

  • Mr Hussain’s surgical fee
  • Revision implant system (cones, sleeves, augments as needed)
  • Anaesthetist’s fee
  • Hospital stay (typically 2–5 nights depending on complexity)
  • Pre-operative assessment & specialist investigations
  • MDT input where required
  • Post-operative follow-up consultations
Complex cases welcome: Revision surgery varies considerably in complexity. Mr Hussain routinely manages peri-prosthetic fractures, two-stage infection revision, and cases requiring mega-prosthesis or custom implants.
Single-stage revision package from
£20,000
Revision hip from £20,000; revision knee from £22,000 at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital (single-stage). At Harborne Hospital, revision is priced from £24,690 (hip) and £32,346 (knee). Staged, infected, and complex revisions are quoted individually after imaging review. See full Royal Orthopaedic Hospital pricing and Harborne Hospital pricing.
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Why ‘from’? Your final fee depends on the implant chosen, the hospital, the complexity of your case, and your length of stay. After your consultation, Mr Shakir Hussain provides a fixed, written, all-inclusive quotation, with no hidden extras. Why prices vary →

Your Options Explained

Self-Pay & Insured Patients

Paying for Yourself (Self-Pay)

Many patients choose to pay privately for faster access, greater choice of surgeon, and a more personalised experience. Self-pay is simpler than it might seem:

  1. Book your initial consultation — Contact Wendy Richards, Mr Hussain’s secretary, to arrange your first appointment.
  2. Receive your personalised plan — Mr Hussain will assess you and, if surgery is recommended, provide a fixed all-inclusive quote.
  3. Confirm your procedure date — Surgery is typically available within weeks. You pay the agreed package fee before your operation.
  4. Recover with confidence — All follow-up appointments are included. Mr Hussain’s team supports you every step of the way.

Using Health Insurance

Mr Hussain is recognised by all major UK health insurers. Before booking, contact your insurer to obtain a pre-authorisation number. We will handle the rest.

Please confirm with your insurer:

Your level of cover for orthopaedic surgery
Whether a GP referral letter is required
Any excess payments on your policy
Whether Mr Hussain is on their approved list
Cover for your chosen hospital
Your pre-authorisation reference number

Need help? Wendy Richards, Mr Hussain’s dedicated secretary, is on hand to assist with insurance queries and pre-authorisation. Call or email to discuss your situation before your appointment.

For a full step-by-step guide including direct insurer contacts and OPCS procedure codes, see the Insurance Pre-Authorisation Guide.

Approved By All Major Insurers

Bupa private medical insurance — accepted Aviva private medical insurance — accepted AXA PPP Healthcare — accepted Vitality private medical insurance — accepted Cigna international private medical insurance — accepted The Exeter private medical insurance — accepted Freedom Health Insurance — accepted Healix Health Services — accepted Legal & General private medical insurance — accepted Police Mutual healthcare — accepted Allianz
Common Questions

Fees & Funding FAQs

Answers to the questions patients most frequently ask about fees, insurance, and payment.

Are the surgical fees all-inclusive? +
Yes. Our surgical package fees are designed to be fully inclusive — covering Mr Hussain’s surgical fee, the anaesthetist, your hospital stay, the implant, physiotherapy during your admission, and post-operative outpatient follow-ups. There should be no unexpected charges. If any additional costs apply to your specific case (for example, if an extended stay is needed), these will be discussed and agreed with you in advance.
Do I need a GP referral to see Mr Hussain? +
No — you can self-refer directly by contacting Wendy Richards, Mr Hussain’s secretary. However, if you are using health insurance, your insurer may require a GP referral letter before they will authorise treatment. We recommend checking with your insurer first. A GP referral letter can also be helpful as it contains useful medical history for Mr Hussain to review.
Why do the surgical fees show a range rather than a fixed price? +
Every operation is planned around the individual patient, so the final fee reflects a few things: the implant system chosen (for example ceramic bearings, or robotic-assisted knee components); the hospital where you are treated (Woodlands Suite at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital, Harborne, and Priory price differently); the complexity of your case, which matters most in revision surgery where bone loss or infection can call for additional components; your length of stay, including whether you are suitable for day-case discharge or need one or more nights; and any individual medical needs, such as higher-dependency (HDU) care or extra investigations. This is why a single fixed figure cannot be quoted before you are assessed.

Importantly, the cost is not open-ended. After your consultation, Mr Shakir Hussain and his team provide a fixed, written, all-inclusive package quotation before you decide to proceed, and we recommend only the care you genuinely need so your treatment is as cost-efficient as possible. The package structure is designed to protect you from unexpected extras, so you know where you stand from the outset.
What if my insurance does not cover the full cost? +
In some cases there may be a small shortfall between what your insurer pays and Mr Hussain’s fee. This is rare where fee-assured arrangements apply. We will always be transparent about any difference before you commit to treatment, so you are never surprised by an unexpected bill.
Is revision surgery more expensive than primary joint replacement? +
Yes, generally. Revision surgery is more complex, takes longer, and typically requires specialist implants such as cones, sleeves, or augments to manage bone loss. The hospital stay is usually longer. As a result, fees are higher than for primary joint replacement. Mr Hussain will review your imaging and provide a detailed, personalised quote after assessing your specific situation. You can read more about revision hip and knee surgery with Mr Hussain in Birmingham.
How quickly can I be seen and have surgery? +
Most patients are seen for an initial consultation within days of contacting us. If surgery is recommended and you decide to proceed, Mr Hussain’s team aims to schedule your operation within a matter of weeks, subject to your health assessment and theatre availability. This is one of the most valued advantages of private care.

Start Your Journey to a Pain-Free Life

Book your initial consultation with Mr Hussain. Our team will be in touch promptly to confirm your appointment and answer any questions about fees or insurance.

Hours
Mon–Fri: 9:00am – 6:00pm
Sat: 9:00am – 1:00pm