Comprehensive Orthopaedic services for joint pain
Orthopaedic surgery is a specialist area of medicine focused on diagnosing and treating conditions that affect the bones, joints, muscles, ligaments and soft tissues. It plays a key role in helping people manage joint pain, injuries, arthritis and mobility problems, using both surgical and non‑surgical techniques to restore movement and improve quality of life. Orthopaedic surgeons work closely with physiotherapists and other healthcare professionals to provide personalised treatment plans that support long‑term recovery and joint health.
Our multidisciplinary team includes:
Together, they work to diagnose and treat a wide range of orthopaedic conditions in a safe, comfortable and welcoming environment.
Our team can diagnose and manage joint conditions affecting:
Whether your symptoms are caused by arthritis, injury, overuse or degenerative changes, we offer both surgical and non‑surgical treatment options tailored to your needs.
If you’re experiencing ongoing joint pain, early assessment can help prevent symptoms from worsening. You can book an appointment online with one of our consultant orthopaedic surgeons or physiotherapists for a full evaluation. A GP referral is not required, making it easier to access the care you need.
Joint and soft tissue conditions can cause pain, swelling and reduced mobility, often affecting day to day activities and overall quality of life.
Many patients benefit from non surgical treatments, which are usually the first step in managing symptoms. These may include physiotherapy, steroid injections, and other conservative therapies designed to reduce pain and improve function.
Physiotherapy plays a key role in early management. Every patient is provided with a personalised treatment plan tailored to their condition and goals. If symptoms do not improve with non surgical care, a referral to a consultant may be recommended to explore further treatment options, including surgery where appropriate.
Surgical treatment for joint conditions is generally considered when symptoms such as persistent pain, stiffness, or reduced mobility no longer improve with non surgical options. These procedures aim to restore function, reduce discomfort, and improve quality of life when conservative care is no longer effective.
Several factors can indicate that surgical intervention should be explored:
• Joint damage visible on imaging, such as X rays, MRI, or ultrasound
• Structural instability or joints that feel weak or unstable
• Mechanical symptoms, including locking, catching, or giving way
• Symptoms that interfere with work, exercise, sleep, or daily activities, despite appropriate non surgical treatment
These signs often suggest more advanced joint deterioration or structural issues that may benefit from surgical correction.
Decisions about surgery is made with your consultant orthopaedic surgeon. A thorough assessment helps determine the most suitable approach, taking into account the type of joint condition, symptoms, result of imaging, overall health, and lifestyle goals. This personalised evaluation ensures that surgery is recommended only when it is likely to provide meaningful and lasting improvement.
Our private orthopaedic service offers a number of innovative procedures including:
• Mako robotic-assisted joint replacement (hip and knee)
• Conformis bespoke knee replacement surgery
• Direct Anterior Approach hip surgery
You will receive an expert assessment with an experienced orthopaedic consultant specialising in the treatment of orthopaedic conditions.
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Fri: 8am-6pm
Sat: 8am-1:30pm
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