UOA joint replacement surgeon, Dr. Stephen Kayiaros, brings his expertise in advanced joint replacement techniques to the Hamilton Surgery Center, providing personalized care with a focus on minimally invasive approaches in an outpatient setting.

Why Choose UOA at Hamilton Surgery Center for Joint Replacement?

Expertise in Modern Techniques: Dr. Kayiaros is fellowship-trained and board-certified in orthopaedics, with a specialty in hip and knee replacement. His expertise includes innovative minimally invasive approaches that help patients return to their active lifestyles more quickly.

Outpatient Convenience, Inpatient Results: Patients are eligible for same-day discharge after total or partial joint replacement, avoiding overnight hospital stays. 

State-of-the-Art Ambulatory Facility: With over two decades of experience in high-level patient care, The Hamilton Surgery Center offers the comfort, safety and efficiency you expect from a dedicated outpatient surgery center.

Comprehensive Care from Start to Finish: UOA offers on-site prehab and rehab at four convenient locations following surgery, ensuring you recover with confidence. 

Customized Solutions for Hip & Knee: Whether you need total or partial joint replacement, or a minimally invasive approach, Dr. Kayiaros and the UOA team develop a treatment plan focused on your individual goals and long-term mobility.

What to Expect

1. Consultation & Evaluation: At the Princeton UOA office, Dr. Kayiaros will assess your condition with advanced imaging and discuss treatment options.
2. Preoperative Preparation: You may engage in prehab to optimize your strength and mobility before surgery. UOA offers four convenient locations for prehab in Somerset, Avenel, Wall and Morganville. 
3. Surgical Day at Hamilton: Your procedure is performed in the Hamilton Surgery Center, under expert anesthesia and surgical protocols.
4. Recovery at Home: After the procedure, patients go home the same evening, under the guidance of their care team.

Rehabilitation & Follow-Up: Your recovery continues with physical therapy, monitoring and follow-up visits to restore mobility and function.