(03) 8415 1907
(03) 8415 1907
(03) 8415 1907
(03) 8415 1907
(03) 8415 1907
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Surgical specialties

Patients seeking shoulder surgery in Melbourne, including minimally invasive arthroscopic techniques, rotator cuff repair, and computer assisted shoulder replacement, can expect individualised care designed to their specific needs.

Dr Richard Dallalana performs arthroscopic (keyhole) surgery to repair torn ligaments or labrum in the shoulder. This is done to restore stability and strength in sportspeople who have sustained a dislocation or other symptoms due to a lack of stability within the shoulder.
Dr Richard Dallalana performs anatomic shoulder replacement for patients with advanced shoulder arthritis where the rotator cuff tendons are functioning well. This procedure replaces the damaged joint surfaces while maintaining the shoulder’s natural ball-and-socket anatomy.
Dr Richard Dallalana performs reverse shoulder replacement for patients with advanced shoulder arthritis, significant rotator cuff damage, complex shoulder deformity or selected revision cases. Computer planning and customised surgical tools or robotic assistance are used.
Dr Richard Dallalana performs arthroscopic rotator cuff repair for patients with rotator cuff tears causing ongoing shoulder pain, weakness, or reduced strength. Using small incisions, miniature instruments and a camera, the torn tendon is repaired back to the bone along with removing bone spurs and bursitis.

Surgical specialties

Patients seeking shoulder surgery in Melbourne, including minimally invasive arthroscopic techniques, rotator cuff repair, and computer assisted shoulder replacement, can expect individualised care designed to their specific needs.

Dr Richard Dallalana performs arthroscopic (keyhole) surgery to repair torn ligaments or labrum in the shoulder. This is done to restore stability and strength in sportspeople who have sustained a dislocation or other symptoms due to a lack of stability within the shoulder.
Dr Richard Dallalana performs anatomic shoulder replacement for patients with advanced shoulder arthritis where the rotator cuff tendons are functioning well. This procedure replaces the damaged joint surfaces while maintaining the shoulder’s natural ball-and-socket anatomy.
Dr Richard Dallalana performs reverse shoulder replacement for patients with advanced shoulder arthritis, significant rotator cuff damage, complex shoulder deformity or selected revision cases. Computer planning and customised surgical tools or robotic assistance are used.
Dr Richard Dallalana performs arthroscopic rotator cuff repair for patients with rotator cuff tears causing ongoing shoulder pain, weakness, or reduced strength. Using small incisions, miniature instruments and a camera, the torn tendon is repaired back to the bone along with removing bone spurs and bursitis.
  • Shoulder & Elbow Joint Replacements
  • Computer-Assisted Shoulder Replacements

A surgical technique used for recurrent instability, where a small piece of bone is transferred to the front of the shoulder to improve joint support and prevent dislocation.

  • Management of Frozen Shoulder
  • Fracture Management

Repair of a tear in the superior labrum (cartilage), helping to restore shoulder function and reduce pain, particularly in active individuals.

Arthroscopic Shoulder Stabilisation

Latarjet Procedure

SLAP Repair

Subacromial Decompression

Rotator Cuff Repair

AC Joint Reconstruction

AC Resection

Management of Frozen Shoulder

Shoulder & Elbow Joint Replacements

Elbow Arthroscopy and Ligament Reconstruction

Fracture Management

Computer-Assisted Shoulder Replacements

Can shoulder or elbow surgery help with ongoing pain?

In appropriate cases, modern orthopaedic techniques may help reduce pain, improve strength and mobility, and support a more active and confident lifestyle. Outcomes vary depending on your condition and individual circumstances.

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