The knee is the most commonly injured joint in the body. Whether you have a fresh ACL tear, chronic patellofemoral pain, or end-stage osteoarthritis awaiting replacement, our Surrey physiotherapists deliver evidence-based treatment tailored to your specific pathology and goals.
Knee pain is rarely simple — it involves the interplay of the femur, tibia, patella, four ligaments, two menisci, cartilage, and over a dozen muscles. Accurate diagnosis separates conditions that respond well to physiotherapy from those that require surgical intervention.
Even surgical conditions — ACL tears, meniscus repairs, knee replacements — require physiotherapy before and after surgery to achieve the best outcomes. Pre-operative strengthening consistently reduces recovery time and improves post-surgical function.
Patella mobilization, tibiofemoral joint mobilization, and soft tissue therapy to restore normal knee mechanics and reduce pain.
Protocol-based ACL rehab from surgery to return to sport — strength, neuromuscular control, and confidence progressively restored.
Reduces joint inflammation and accelerates cartilage and tendon healing — particularly effective for osteoarthritis and tendinopathy.
Patellar tendinopathy and calcific deposits — shockwave stimulates the repair response in chronically injured tissue.
Hip and knee strengthening, proprioception training, and sport-specific conditioning for full return to activity.
Biomechanical correction of foot and ankle mechanics that drive patellofemoral and IT band conditions.
Your assessment includes gait analysis, knee range of motion, strength testing, ligament stability tests, and a functional movement screen. We establish a clear diagnosis and timeline so you know exactly what to expect at every stage.
Acute knee injuries typically respond in 4–8 sessions. Post-surgical rehabilitation follows surgeon-specific protocols, typically 12–24 weeks for ACL reconstruction and 6–12 weeks for knee replacement.