Who is a good candidate for this procedure, and are there any contraindications?

Ideal candidates are patients with end-stage hip arthritis, avascular necrosis, or other degenerative conditions causing significant pain and functional limitation. Good bone quality, a healthy weight, and absence of active infection are important. Contraindications include severe osteoporosis, certain hip deformities, or prior hip surgery that may alter anatomy. Your surgeon will perform a thorough evaluation, including imaging and medical history, to determine suitability.