Consultant-led private hip replacement in central London
Private package from £17,800
0330 001 0048SPAIRE Surgeon Registry
The UK network of surgeons trained in the SPAIRE muscle-sparing hip-replacement approach. Browse SPAIRE-verified surgeons by region — or, if you are a surgeon, join the network.
MBBCh, MRCS, MSc, PhD, FEBOT, FRCS (Tr & Orth)
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
London · London
Founder of SPAIRE Hips and one of the UK surgeons most closely associated with the SPAIRE muscle-sparing approach, used where it suits the patient in front of the hip team.
MB BS (Lond), FRCS (Tr & Orth)
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
Exeter · South West
An Exeter hip surgeon and President of the British Hip Society, offering the SPAIRE muscle-sparing approach within a practice that spans routine and complex hip replacement.
MBBS, FRCS (Tr & Orth)
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
Exeter · South West
An Exeter hip surgeon specialising in primary, complex and revision hip replacement, offering the SPAIRE muscle-sparing approach and among the first UK surgeons trained in robotic-assisted hip surgery.
Open region — South East
Be the first SPAIRE-verified surgeon listed in South East.
Join the networkOpen region — Midlands
Be the first SPAIRE-verified surgeon listed in Midlands.
Join the networkOpen region — North West
Be the first SPAIRE-verified surgeon listed in North West.
Join the networkOpen region — North East & Yorkshire
Be the first SPAIRE-verified surgeon listed in North East & Yorkshire.
Join the networkOpen region — Wales
Be the first SPAIRE-verified surgeon listed in Wales.
Join the networkOpen region — Scotland
Be the first SPAIRE-verified surgeon listed in Scotland.
Join the networkThe standard
Every surgeon in this registry meets a consistent standard, so the badge means the same thing wherever you see it.
Where SPAIRE comes from
The SPAIRE muscle-sparing approach was developed by Professor John Timperley in Exeter. This registry lists surgeons practising the approach across the UK; it does not claim to originate it.
Trained in the approach
The surgeon performs the SPAIRE muscle-sparing posterior approach and can evidence their training in it.
Substantive consultant
On the GMC Specialist Register for Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgery, with a current licence to practise.
Accountable for outcomes
The surgeon keeps their own outcome and complication audit and is willing to discuss it with patients.
Verification confirms training and standing, not a ranking. It does not promise a particular outcome — suitability for SPAIRE is always decided case by case after examination and imaging.
For surgeons
We are building the canonical UK registry of surgeons trained in the SPAIRE muscle-sparing hip-replacement approach. If you perform SPAIRE and stand behind your outcomes, we would like to list you.
Why join
Patient demand for the term
Patients are starting to search for "SPAIRE surgeon" by name. A listing puts you in front of that intent directly.
Shared search authority
A single canonical UK registry ranks for the approach far better than scattered individual pages. Every listed surgeon benefits.
A referral network
Listed surgeons can refer regionally to one another when a patient is closer to a colleague, keeping care within the network.
Criteria to be listed
Trained in the SPAIRE approach
You perform the SPAIRE muscle-sparing posterior approach to total hip replacement and can evidence your training in it.
Full GMC registration
Substantive consultant on the GMC Specialist Register for Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgery, with a licence to practise.
You audit your outcomes
You keep and can discuss your own outcome and complication data — the registry lists surgeons who stand behind their results.
Register your interest
Send us your details and we will be in touch about verification and listing.
Not sure where to start?
Book a free discovery call to talk through the SPAIRE approach and whether it fits, or take the 1-minute suitability assessment. Clinical lead: Professor Paul Lee.
Clinical lead: Professor Paul Lee, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon. Suitability is assessed during consultation; all surgery carries risks.