Chiswick, London W4
chinmayguptepa@hcahealthcare.co.uk
Mon-Fri 8:00-17:30
Holistic knee care, personalised.
SportsHealingSportsHealingHarley Street · Chiswick Knee Clinic
SportsHealing · Harley Street

Chiswick Knee Clinic: specialist knee care in W4

Harley Street care, now on your doorstep. See consultant knee specialist Mr Chinmay Gupte, who looks after your knee from first assessment to full recovery.

Consultant-led

You see a specialist knee consultant from your first visit, not a junior.

Rapid imaging

Priority access to MRI and diagnostics, with results explained clearly.

Personalised recovery

A recovery plan built around your knee, supported by the Omknee Health range at home.

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Why SportsHealing

Move without limits

We start by understanding your knee properly, how it moves and what it stops you doing. Then we treat it at the point where treatment will actually help. It’s why patients across West London choose our knee clinic in Chiswick over travelling into town.

Understand first

A careful assessment and a diagnosis you can actually follow.

Treat precisely

Evidence-based options, from non-surgical care to surgery when it's right.

Recover fully

Guided rehabilitation that restores confidence in movement, with take-home support from Omknee Health.

Meet Mr Gupte
Mr Chinmay Gupte, consultant knee surgeon at the Chiswick Knee Clinic
Mr Chinmay GupteConsultant Knee Surgeon
Imperial College LondonFRCS (Tr&Orth)PhDMA (Oxon)
Meet your surgeon

Mr Chinmay Gupte

Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon · Clinical Reader (Associate Professor) in knee & trauma surgery, Imperial College London

Your knee is treated by Mr Chinmay Gupte, a consultant knee and trauma surgeon at Imperial College London and director of the Wellington Knee Unit, the UK's first dedicated knee clinic. He treats both adults and children, and his research at Imperial feeds directly into how he operates. Book with him as your knee specialist in Chiswick and he sees you personally at every visit — read his full profile and results.

Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon & Clinical Reader at Imperial College London (St Mary's & Charing Cross Hospitals)
PhD in knee-ligament research at Imperial College London; trained at Oxford and St Mary's; FRCS (Tr&Orth), MA (Oxon)
Director of the Wellington Knee Unit · Senior Surgeon, The Portland Hospital
80+ peer-reviewed publications · British Orthopaedic Association Robert Jones Gold Medal (2005)
Executive member & Trustee, British Association for Surgery of the Knee; former President, RSM Orthopaedics Section
Former professional cricketer, with real insight into getting athletes back to sport safely
The right treatment, at the right time, tailored to you.Mr Chinmay Gupte
What we treat

Holistic knee care, personally tailored

Everyday aches or complex injuries, all diagnosed and treated in one place.

Ligament & ACL injuries

ACL tears, collateral ligament injuries and instability, assessed with a clear plan to get you moving again.

About ACL injuries

Cartilage & meniscus

Meniscal tears and cartilage damage, treated to save as much of your natural knee as possible.

About meniscus care

Arthritis & joint care

Help for knee osteoarthritis, whether that means injections, physiotherapy or surgery.

About knee arthritis

Recovery doesn't stop at the clinic door

Take home the Omknee Health range — recovery supplements, wound care and waterproof covers, built around Mr Gupte's approach to personalised knee care from start to finish.

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Children and teenagers

Knee care for children and young athletes

Young knees are still growing, so their injuries are not always the same as an adult's. Mr Gupte sees children from age 8 at our Chiswick clinic, and plans your child's care around how much growing they have left.

Sports injuries and ACL tears

ACL tears in children need care that protects the growth plates, the soft growing areas near the ends of the bones. If surgery is needed, the technique is chosen to suit your child's age and growth.

Meniscus and discoid meniscus

A discoid meniscus is an unusually shaped cartilage pad, seen mostly in younger children. It can cause clicking, catching or a knee that will not fully straighten. Torn cartilage in children is repaired where possible, to save the natural knee.

Kneecap problems and knock knees

A kneecap that slips out of place, and knock knees (genu valgum), are assessed with your child's growth in mind. Many are managed without surgery.

When to get your child's knee checked

After a knee injury, book a specialist assessment if:

  • the knee swells up within a few hours
  • your child cannot put weight on the leg
  • they cannot lift the leg straight while lying down
  • the knee locks, catches or gives way

Swelling after an injury can mean a serious injury inside the knee, even when an X-ray looks normal.

Seek urgent advice from your GP or emergency department if your child's foot is cold, pale or numb, or if the pain is severe and getting worse.

Book an appointment

Request an appointment

Fill in a few details and our patient team will get back to you to confirm a time. If you would rather talk to someone now, just give us a call.

020 7483 5160

Your details go straight to our patient team. We never share them with third parties.

Patient resources

Common questions

Do I need a GP referral to be seen?

No. You're welcome to book a self-referred consultation. That said, if you're using insurance, your provider may want a GP referral first, so it's worth checking your policy.

Can I use private medical insurance, or pay for myself?

Both. If you're insured, check your policy and bring your authorisation number — some insurers ask for a GP referral first. Self-pay patients are just as welcome: you'll get a clear written quote for the consultation, any imaging and any treatment before anything goes ahead. Call 020 7483 5160 for current fees.

Will I have a scan at my first appointment?

Often the consultation itself is enough to reach a diagnosis. If a scan would help, we can arrange priority MRI and go through the results with you.

Do you offer non-surgical treatment?

Yes. A lot of knee problems are best handled without surgery, using physiotherapy, targeted injections and activity advice. We only recommend surgery when it's genuinely the right call.

How quickly can I be seen?

We aim to see you quickly. Send us your availability and we'll get you booked in.

How do I choose the best knee surgeon in Chiswick?

Look for a fellowship-trained consultant with a strong academic record and real outcomes in your specific problem. Mr Gupte is a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon and Clinical Reader at Imperial College London, director of the Wellington Knee Unit, with 80+ peer-reviewed publications and the BOA Robert Jones Gold Medal. Read his full profile and judge for yourself.

What support is there after treatment or surgery?

Recovery is planned before treatment starts. You leave with a personalised rehabilitation plan, and the Omknee Health range — recovery supplements, wound care and waterproof covers — supports you at home between appointments.

Still have a question? Our team is happy to help.

Where to find us

Three London locations

Consult with Mr Gupte at our Chiswick knee clinic on the High Road, or at our Harley Street and Wellington Hospital rooms.

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Bond House, 347-353 Chiswick High Road, London W4 4HS
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15-17 Lodge Road, London NW8 7JA
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75 Harley Street

Consulting rooms
75 Harley Street, London W1G 8QL
020 7483 5160

One team behind your knee

The Chiswick Knee Clinic is part of the SportsHealing family. Wherever you are on your journey, there's a home for the next step.