John Philip Andrawis MD/MBA/FAAOS
Hip and Knee Replacement Specialist Torrance, CA
Meet Dr. Andrawis
Southern California Orthopedic Surgeon: Hip and Knee Specialist
I recognize the importance of a client-centered medical experience, which inspires me to create strong and long-lasting bonds with each of my patients. It’s a privilege to serve the community of Southern California by providing quality care through sound medical advice and responsible diagnoses and procedures.
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23550 Hawthorne Blvd. Suite 120
Torrance, CA 90505
Torrance, CA 90505
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Monday-Friday : 8am to 5pm
Saturday & Sunday : Closed
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Mako Robotic-Assisted Hip Replacement: Is It Right for You?
When hip arthritis or joint damage continues to interfere with walking, exercise, sleep, or everyday activities despite conservative treatment, hip replacement may become worth considering. At Southern California Orthopedics in Torrance, Dr. John Philip Andrawis evaluates the condition of the...
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Robotic-Assisted vs. Traditional Joint Replacement: What Actually Changes for Patients?
Many individuals in Torrance hear that robotic-assisted joint replacement is “more precise.” But they are often not sure what that really means. Some think the robot performs the surgery on its own. Others expect a much faster recovery, just because...
Why Some Patients Qualify for Partial Knee Replacement, and Others Don’t
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When Joint Pain Becomes a Surgical Conversation: Hip and Knee Replacement Explained
When Does Joint Pain Lead to Hip or Knee Replacement? Surgery is usually considered when joint pain no longer responds to conservative care and begins to interfere with daily function. The decision is not based on a single symptom, but...
Chronic Knee Pain and Limited Mobility: What Comes Next?
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How Do Surgeons Decide Between Partial and Total Knee Replacement?
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Can Knee Replacement Relieve Chronic Arthritis Pain for Good?
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