Answer <p>In the first six weeks after shoulder replacement surgery, you’ll need to wear a sling to protect the joint while beginning gentle, guided physiotherapy to maintain mobility. From six weeks to three months, the sling is typically removed, and you’ll start more active exercises aimed at regaining range of motion and returning to light daily tasks. Between three to six months, the focus shifts to strengthening the muscles around the shoulder to support the new joint.</p><p>Although most patients feel significantly better within a few months, full recovery—including maximum strength and function—can take up to a year. Staying committed to your physiotherapy plan is essential for the best possible outcome.</p>

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