I am a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon and I have been specialising in the treatment of knee problems since 2011. My surgical training was all about managing knee injuries and I have considerable experience in performing knee replacement surgery and keyhole surgery.

My practice is based on two core values:

I am approachable and embrace social media and have an open communication pathway to ensure that I listen to my patients and we can develop a treatment plan that is right for you.

I believe that knee replacement should be a last resort. Whilst there's been many advances in knee replacement surgery and it is a very safe and effective procedure, replacement joints have a finite life span. For patients under the age of 55-60, I prefer to offer a range of treatments that will preserve your natural knee joint and delay (and in some cases, completely avoid) the need for knee replacement surgery.

I use the latest technologies and advanced techniques that utilise your body’s own tissues to help regenerate and revive joints affected by arthritis.

I have a team of therapists and we work together to preserve and optimise your knee joint to get you moving and keep you pain-free.

I use healthcare apps and virtual consultations to make sure that you are keeping on track with your progress and will be there for you if you ever have any questions.

I see myself as ‘Your Knee Doctor, Not Just Your Knee Surgeon’.

There are three main problems that I can help you with:

• Diagnosing your knee pain - getting to the bottom of what’s causing the pain, arranging investigations such as MRI scans and X-rays, making sure you understand what the problem is and helping you fix it.
• Knee arthritis - I can help diagnose knee arthritis early and will be able to offer treatments such as specialist joint injections (that are not always available on the NHS).
• Early diagnosis and treatment can help you avoid major surgery. If you need surgery, such as a knee replacement, I will help you chose if surgery is right for you and I will only perform the surgery that is right for you.
• Sports injuries - for example, helping you get active and playing again after a cartilage tear or cruciate ligament tear.