Your injury may be preventing you from participating in sports, and even impacting your everyday life. Our expert consultants will treat your problem to help you recover as quickly as possible and get you back to enjoying your sport.

If you are suffering pain or discomfort from an injury, or a longer-term condition, you will need the most effective treatment to ensure you recover as quickly as possible. Our team - with experience across a wide range of sports - understand every person has a different goal and objective when it comes to their sporting life.

We take this and build the correct treatment plan for you, guiding our network of physiotherapists to ensure you have the very best treatment and recovery.

Our consultants are also skilled in specific areas of expertise, such as treating groin and knee (patellofemoral) problems.

Physiotherapy can be most effective when provided alongside other treatments, and our sports and exercise medicine team here includes experts in orthotics, podiatry, psychology, and surgery.

Minimise recovery times

The best and least disruptive treatment doesn’t involve surgery. However, if you do require surgery, our physiotherapists will work with you to help minimise your recovery times afterwards.

You can rest assured that:

We have access to MRI and ultrasound scanning facilities.

We can prescribe painkilling and anti-inflammatory treatments.

Our expert team will work closely with you to tailor and monitor treatment.

Following an in-depth assessment of your injury, our team will put together a complete programme to help build your recovery – and get you fit and active once again.

If necessary, we can also liaise with your own physiotherapist, or suggest one near you, to set up an ongoing treatment plan.

Our team is available to provide you with the highest standards in orthopaedic care and help you enjoy the best quality of life. To speak to us about your injury, please contact us via phone on 020 8629 1889, email info@wimbledonclinics.co.uk or use the form on this page.

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