Has an Injury Interrupted Your Activity?
Knee pain or swelling after a twist
A knee that gives way or locks
Shoulder pain, weakness or repeated dislocation
Persistent symptoms during sport or gym training
Injuries We Assess
ACL & Other Knee Ligament Injuries
Assessment of knee stability, associated injuries and your activity goals.
Meniscus Injuries
Evaluation of meniscus tears and discussion of suitable treatment options.
Shoulder Instability
Assessment after shoulder dislocation or repeated episodes of the shoulder slipping out.
Rotator Cuff & Other Shoulder Problems
Evaluation of shoulder pain and weakness affecting exercise, sport or everyday movement.
Does an ACL Injury Always Need Surgery?
The decision depends on knee instability, associated injuries and the activities you want to return to. Some patients may be managed with rehabilitation and activity modification; others may benefit from ACL reconstruction. Your consultation will address the benefits, limitations and recovery involved in each suitable option.
A Plan From Assessment to Return to Activity
1
Understand the Injury
Discuss how the injury happened, examine the affected joint and review imaging when needed.
2
Choose Appropriate Treatment
Discuss rehabilitation, activity modification and surgical options where indicated.
3
Rebuild Function
Receive guidance on rehabilitation and follow-up, with physiotherapy arranged separately where needed.
4
Assess Readiness to Return
Return to sport depends on recovery, strength, movement control and the demands of your sport—not simply the time since injury or surgery.