Joint Replacement is performed under anesthesia, involving an incision to access the hip joint, removal of the damaged femoral head, preparation of the pelvis socket, and implantation of artificial components, typically metal, ceramic, or plastic, to create a functional artificial hip, typically taking 1–2 hours. The surgery aims to restore pain-free movement, improve hip function, and enhance overall mobility, allowing patients to resume normal activities. It offers a chance at a dramatically improved quality of life, reducing reliance on pain medication, increasing independence, and enabling participation in light recreational activities. Total Hip Arthroplasty (THA) is one of the most successful and impactful orthopedic procedures.