Orthopedist

Most fractures heal beautifully with a well-moulded cast and disciplined follow-up X-rays. Displaced or unstable fractures need fixation, performed at partner hospitals, either way, rehabilitation is planned from day one, not after the cast comes off.

Replacement is superb surgery done at the right time for the right knee. We exhaust genuine alternatives first, strengthening, weight loss, injections, and when replacement is due, you'll understand the implant options, costs and recovery before deciding.

From weekend badminton injuries to marathon overuse, treatment follows the modern protocol: early protected movement (not blanket rest), targeted physio, and imaging only when it changes the plan. Return-to-sport is criteria-based, not calendar-based.

Knee osteoarthritis responds to a bundle: quadriceps strengthening, weight reduction (each kilo lost removes four from the knee), activity modification and judicious injections. Inflammatory arthritis is co-managed with internal medicine.

Over 90% of back pain settles without surgery. We identify the red flags that genuinely need urgent imaging, treat the rest with structured physio and posture correction, and refer surgical cases, true nerve compression, to spine surgeons we trust.

Not every ACL tear needs reconstruction: age, sport and instability decide. We examine, confirm with MRI, and offer both structured rehab and surgical pathways with honest pros and cons, including realistic 9–12 month return-to-sport timelines after reconstruction.

Physio works when it's specific. Every referral carries a written diagnosis, target milestones and review dates, coordinated with physiotherapy partners near you, and we check progress, not just attendance.

The first sign of osteoporosis shouldn't be a broken hip. DEXA-based screening, calcium/vitamin-D correction, bone-strengthening medication where indicated and fall-proofing advice cut fracture risk dramatically.