LCL Surgery

LCL Injury & Surgery Care by Dr. Harsha G N

Lateral Collateral Ligament (LCL) injuries involve damage to the ligament on the outer side of the knee, which is essential for maintaining lateral knee stability. These injuries often occur due to a direct blow to the inner knee, high-impact trauma, or sports-related injuries.


Mild LCL injuries may be treated conservatively, while severe or complete tears often require surgical reconstruction. Modern surgical techniques focus on restoring stability, relieving pain, and preventing long-term knee complications.

When to Consider LCL Surgery

  • Persistent outer knee pain or instability
  • Complete (Grade III) LCL tears
  • Combined ligament injuries involving ACL, PCL, or PLC
  • Failure of conservative treatment methods

Advantages of LCL Surgery

  • Restores lateral knee stability
  • Prevents progressive knee damage and arthritis
  • Improves balance, strength, and joint alignment
  • Enables safe return to sports and daily activities

Recovery after LCL surgery includes a personalized rehabilitation program with physiotherapy to restore knee strength, stability, and range of motion. Regular follow-up ensures proper healing and long-term functional outcomes.

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