MCL Surgery

MCL Injury & Surgery Care by Dr. Harsha G N

Medial Collateral Ligament (MCL) injuries involve damage to the ligament located on the inner side of the knee, which plays a vital role in maintaining knee stability. These injuries are commonly caused by a direct blow to the outer knee, sudden twisting movements, or sports-related trauma.


While many MCL injuries heal with conservative treatment, surgery may be required in severe or combined ligament injuries. Advanced treatment approaches aim to restore knee stability, reduce pain, and help patients return to their normal activities safely.

When to Consider MCL Surgery

  • Persistent knee pain or instability despite conservative care
  • Severe (Grade III) MCL tears
  • Combined ligament injuries involving ACL or PCL
  • Difficulty returning to sports or daily activities

Advantages of MCL Surgery

  • Restores medial knee stability
  • Prevents long-term joint degeneration
  • Improves knee strength and functional movement
  • Enables safe return to sports and active lifestyle

Post-treatment rehabilitation is essential for recovery after MCL surgery. A structured physiotherapy program focuses on improving knee strength, flexibility, and stability, ensuring optimal healing and long-term joint health.

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