From sports injuries in active patients to full robotic knee replacement — every option explained in plain terms.
Full resurfacing of an arthritic knee, planned precisely from your imaging, with modern implants built for a natural feel and durability of 15–20 years or more.
For damage limited to one compartment, robotic-assisted partial resurfacing preserves healthy bone and ligaments — meaning a faster recovery and a more natural-feeling knee.
Correction of worn, loose, unstable or infected knee implants, including complex reconstruction where bone stock is compromised from a prior surgery.
Keyhole surgery for meniscal tears, cartilage damage and loose bodies, usually as a day-care procedure with a same-week return to light activity.
Reconstruction of torn cruciate and collateral ligaments with a graded, physiotherapy-led return-to-sport programme built around your specific sport.
Meniscus repair, cartilage restoration techniques and load-management plans for active patients and athletes who want to keep training, not just walk pain-free.
Not every tear needs an operation. Read our load-capacity framework for deciding between conservative rehab and arthroscopic repair.
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