If you’re suffering from knee pain, swelling, or restricted mobility, you may benefit from knee arthroscopy – a minimally invasive surgical procedure that diagnoses and treats various knee problems. At Dubai Sports Surgery, under the care of Dr. Mohammad Ashfaq Konchwalla, a British-trained orthopedic and sports surgeon in Dubai, patients receive world-class treatment for knee injuries, ligament tears, cartilage damage, and arthritis-related conditions.
Dr. Konchwalla specializes in arthroscopic knee surgery in Dubai, helping patients return to sports, daily activities, and pain-free living with advanced, minimally invasive techniques.
Knee arthroscopy is a keyhole surgical procedure where a tiny camera (arthroscope) and miniature surgical instruments are inserted into the knee joint through small incisions. It allows the surgeon to:
Compared to traditional open surgery, arthroscopic knee surgery is less invasive, results in quicker recovery, and minimizes scarring.
Dr. Konchwalla uses knee arthroscopy in Dubai to treat a wide range of knee problems, including:
For athletes, this procedure is often the gold standard for safe and effective knee injury treatment.
Duration: 45–90 minutes
Hospital Stay: Day case or 24 hours
Recovery depends on the type of surgery performed but generally follows this timeline:
Dr. Konchwalla provides custom rehabilitation plans to maximize recovery speed and ensure safe return to sports.
Book your consultation with the best knee arthroscopy surgeon in Dubai today.
Athletes in football, cricket, rugby, and athletics often face knee injuries such as ACL tears, meniscus damage, and patella instability.
Dr. Konchwalla specializes in arthroscopic sports surgery in Dubai, helping athletes recover quickly and safely, ensuring they return to peak performance with confidence.
Most patients resume daily activities within 2–4 weeks. Athletes may return to sports in 3–6 months depending on injury type.
For more information from authoritative sources, please visit these external sites: Dubai Health Authority (DHA), American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons – ACL Injuries, and British Orthopaedic Association. These resources provide additional guidance on ACL health, prevention, and treatment options.