Laura
Knee pain can be debilitating, making even simple daily activities, such as walking, climbing stairs, or sleeping comfortably, feel impossible. If knee arthritis or another joint condition is holding you back, we have multiple treatment options that could be the solution to help you move freely again.
Many patients are told that knee replacement is their only option. However, at our clinic, we focus on joint preservation and regenerative therapies, offering proven alternatives before considering surgery - we are unique because we offer a full range of knee treatment options, from non-invasive, simple injections all the way up to a full knee replacement.
At your consultation with our knee specialist we will cover your history and prior treatments, before agreeing on a plan personalised for your situation and needs, and offering the least invasive options based on your condition.
We will explore with you all non-surgical options before considering surgical procedures, including advanced injections—many patients remain pain-free for years with these treatments.
If your knee pain limits your mobility and non-surgical treatments are no longer effective, a knee replacement could help you regain movement and independence. Or surgical procedures such as an Osteotomy may be more appropriate - preserving your natural joint without the need for artificial implants.
If surgery is needed, we prioritise joint-preserving techniques before considering partial or total knee replacement, making sure you get the most suitable treatment for long-term knee health.
Many patients are told that knee replacement is their only option. However, at our clinic, we focus on joint preservation and regenerative therapies, offering proven alternatives before considering surgery.
We specialise in cutting-edge, biological injections and long-acting hydrogels, helping thousands of patients regain mobility and stay pain-free without the need for joint replacement.
For patients where non-surgical options are not sufficient or joint damage is too advanced, we offer a range of surgical interventions designed to restore mobility, correct structural problems, and relieve pain.
If arthritis or knee misalignment is stopping you from moving freely, knee realignment surgery (osteotomy) could be the solution. This procedure realigns the bones around the knee to redistribute weight away from the damaged area. Unlike knee replacement, osteotomy preserves your natural knee restoring balance and reducing pain—without the need for artificial implants, and can slow arthritis progression, especially for younger or more active patients.
For patients with anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries, surgical repair or reconstruction restores ligament stability and knee function. If you are suitable for a repair (repositioning your existing ACL) or need to undergo a reconstruction (using a graft to create a new ACL), our personalised approach ensures the best outcome for your knee.
ACL surgery could be the key to restoring full movement and knee function. We perform a thorough assessment of your knee joint - including the cartilage, meniscus, and surrounding ligaments - to determine the best surgical approach for you.
If your knee pain limits your mobility and non-surgical treatments are no longer effective or or less invasive options are no longer a possibility, a knee replacement could help you regain movement and independence.
With expert surgical techniques and personalised care, our total and partial knee replacement procedures are designed to eliminate pain and restore mobility, so you can get back to living life on your terms.
Only the affected compartment of the knee is replaced, preserving healthy bone and tissue where possible.
Our partial knee replacement uses the Oxford Partial Knee System, which is designed for patients whose arthritis or avascular necrosis is confined to the medial (inner) or lateral (outer) compartment of the knee. The procedure preserves healthy cartilage, bone, and ligaments in the other compartments which often results in a knee that feels more natural post-surgery
The damaged portions of the knee joint are removed and replaced with a prosthetic implant designed to mimic natural motion and provide long-term pain relief. We use the Columbus Knee System, a modern and proven implant designed to provide excellent long-term outcomes, durability, and natural-feeling movement.
Both knees are replaced in a single surgical pathway when both joints are affected.
