Performed by Dr. Vikash Kapoor — Over 3,000 Successful ACL Surgeries

Regain Strength, Stability, and Confidence After ACL Injury

An ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament) injury can take away your ability to run, jump, or even walk without pain. Whether caused by sports or accident, it can deeply affect mobility and quality of life.

Dr. Vikash Kapoor, a pioneer in orthopedic and sports injury surgery, has performed over 3,000 ACL reconstructions using advanced arthroscopic techniques. With a focus on minimally invasive procedures and faster return to activity, his approach is trusted by athletes, professionals, and active individuals alike.

What is ACL Reconstruction?

ACL reconstruction is a surgical procedure that replaces a torn ligament in the knee with a tissue graft.
Using keyhole (arthroscopic) techniques, the damaged ACL is removed and replaced with either a tendon from your body or a donor graft, depending on your condition.

The goal is to restore knee stability, reduce pain, and prevent future joint damage.

Who Needs ACL Surgery?

ACL reconstruction is recommended if you:

• Have a completely or partially torn ACL

• Experience frequent knee instability or giving way

• Want to return to sports or active lifestyle

• Suffer pain, swelling, or limited knee movement after injury

• Have failed to improve with physiotherapy or rest

Whether you’re a young athlete or an adult with a ligament tear, early intervention ensures better outcomes.

Why Choose Dr. Vikash Kapoor?

• Over 30 years of orthopedic experience

• More than 3,000 successful ACL surgeries

• Fellowship in Sports Medicine – Singapore

• Trusted by national and international athletes

• Faculty at national-level arthroscopy workshops

• Performs ACL surgeries at Manipal Hospitals, Kolkata

His surgical precision, patient-focused care, and advanced recovery protocols make him one of India’s most trusted names in ACL repair.

Benefits of Arthroscopic ACL Reconstruction

• Small incisions and faster healing

• Minimal scarring and lower risk of infection

• Quick return to sports or work

• Strong, stable knee joint post-recovery

• Reduced chances of future meniscus damage or arthritis

Recovery Timeline

• Discharge: Usually within 1–2 days

• Walking with support: 3–7 days

• Physiotherapy: Starts immediately and continues for 3–6 months

• Return to light activity: Around 4–6 weeks

• Return to sports: 6–9 months (based on progress and sport)

Every recovery plan is personalized based on your body, goals, and lifestyle.