Robin Fuchs, M.D.

12/25/2025

🎄 Happy Holidays from all of us!

This season, we’re grateful for our wonderful patients and community. May your holidays be filled with joy, laughter, and plenty of moments to move, stretch, and stay active with your loved ones!

12/22/2025

You may have a medial collateral ligament (MCL) injury. The MCL provides stability to your knee and can be injured from a blow to the outside of the knee or in combination with other ligament injuries.

Dr. Robin Fuchs, board-certified orthopedic surgeon in Kirkland, WA, specializes in diagnosing and treating MCL injuries whether through conservative care, bracing, or surgical repair when necessary.

📞 Call (425) 823-4000 to schedule your consultation today!

Board-certified orthopedic surgeon Robin Fuchs specializes in MCL injuries at our office in Kirkland, WA. Schedule your appointment today!

12/17/2025

A lateral collateral ligament (LCL) or posterolateral corner (PLC) injury may be the cause. These structures provide stability and rotational support to your knee. Injuries often occur from a blow to the inside of the knee, sports trauma, or high-energy accidents.

Board-certified orthopedic surgeon Dr. Robin Fuchs in Kirkland, WA, specializes in diagnosing and treating LCL and PCL injuries, including advanced surgical reconstruction when needed.

📞 Call (425) 823-4000 to schedule your consultation today!

Dr. Robin Fuchs provides LCL surgery at his orthopedic clinics in Kirkland and Bellevue. Call to schedule your appointment today!

12/11/2025

Hip replacement surgery is one of the most effective ways to relieve arthritis-related pain and improve mobility. This procedure replaces the hip joint with metal and plastic components, restoring function and reducing discomfort.

Dr. Robin Fuchs, fellowship-trained and board-certified orthopedic surgeon in Kirkland, WA, specializes in hip replacement surgery using advanced techniques for less pain and faster recovery.

📞 Call (425) 823-4000 to schedule your consultation today and take the first step toward a more active, pain-free life!

Do you have arthritis in your hip? Contact board-certified orthopaedic surgeon Dr. Fuchs today to see if youre a candidate.

12/08/2025

No matter your lifestyle, Dr. Fuchs provides comprehensive orthopedic care to patients of all ages. His commitment to excellence is evident in the high quality of care he provides, which is the reason that patients from all over the Greater Seattle area come to our office for their orthopedic and sports medicine needs.

Call (425) 823-4000 or visit fuchsmd.com to schedule an appointment.

12/02/2025

You may have an ACL tear a common injury in athletes who play basketball, soccer, football, or ski. Symptoms include swelling, instability, pain, and limited range of motion.

Board-certified orthopedic surgeon Dr. Robin Fuchs in Kirkland, WA, specializes in diagnosing ACL injuries and performing minimally invasive ACL reconstruction to restore knee stability and function.

📞 Call (425) 823-4000 to schedule your consultation today and get back in the game safely!

Dr. Fuchs specializes in minimally invasive ACL knee surgery to repair ACL tears. Contact us for an appointment with a knee surgeon in Kirkland today.

11/27/2025

🦃 Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at!

This season, we’re grateful for the trust you place in us to care for your bones, joints, and overall mobility. May your holiday be filled with joy, laughter, and, of course, safe and happy movement with loved ones! 💛

11/19/2025

A hip labral tear may be the cause. The acetabular labrum is cartilage that stabilizes your hip, and tears can occur from sports injuries, falls, or repetitive wear over time.

Board-certified orthopedic surgeons in Kirkland, WA, offer minimally invasive arthroscopic repair to restore hip function and reduce pain. Early diagnosis and treatment are key to protecting your hip joint.

📞 Call (425) 823-4000 to schedule a consultation today.

Hip Labral Tear What Is a Hip Labral Tear? The acetabular labrum is a ring of specialized cartilage resting on the edge of the bony socket (acetabulum) of the hip joint. The function of the labrum is to deepen the socket and provide a “suction seal” to the hip joint. Tears of the acetabular labr...

11/14/2025

Total knee replacement may be the solution you need. This procedure replaces damaged cartilage and bone with metal and plastic components typically removing only 9–10mm of bone to restore mobility and reduce pain.

Dr. Robin Fuchs, board-certified orthopedic surgeon in Kirkland, WA, specializes in diagnosing and treating knee osteoarthritis. Over half of his knee replacement patients can even go home the same day thanks to outpatient surgery advancements!

📞 Call (425) 823-4000 today to schedule your consultation and take the first step toward pain-free movement.

Dr. Robin Fuchs offers knee replacement surgery for the treatment of knee pain caused by arthritis and injury. Ask about same-day knee replacements.

11/11/2025

🇺🇸 Honoring Our Veterans

This Veterans Day, we extend our deepest gratitude to the men and women who have served our country. Your dedication, courage, and sacrifices inspire us every day. Thank you for your service.

11/05/2025

The hip labrum is a ring of cartilage that helps keep your hip joint stable, acting like a suction seal. Tears in the labrum can happen suddenly from a sports injury, fall, or accident but more often, they develop gradually from wear and tear, sometimes linked to early hip arthritis.

If you’re experiencing hip pain, stiffness, or clicking, it could be a labral tear. Treatment options range from physical therapy and anti-inflammatory medications to minimally invasive arthroscopic repair for more severe cases.

📍 Serving patients in Kirkland, WA, our team specializes in hip labral tear repair and recovery.

Hip Labral Tear What Is a Hip Labral Tear? The acetabular labrum is a ring of specialized cartilage resting on the edge of the bony socket (acetabulum) of the hip joint. The function of the labrum is to deepen the socket and provide a “suction seal” to the hip joint. Tears of the acetabular labr...