Dr Free specialises in treating a wide variety of knee conditions with expert clinical and surgical care.
A tear of the ACL, one of the key stabilising ligaments in the knee, commonly caused by sudden pivoting or impact during sport.
Damage to the smooth articular cartilage lining the knee joint, causing pain, swelling and reduced function.
Abnormal alignment of the knee joint, such as knock knees or bow legs, that places uneven stress on the joint and surrounding structures.
Progressive degeneration of the knee joint cartilage, leading to pain, stiffness and reduced mobility, common in older adults.
An injury to the ligament on the inner side of the knee, often resulting from a direct blow or twisting force to the joint.
A tear in the C-shaped cartilage cushioning the knee joint, typically caused by twisting movements and common in athletes.
A condition where the kneecap (patella) repeatedly dislocates or shifts out of its normal position, causing pain and instability.
A tear of the PCL, the ligament at the back of the knee that controls backward movement of the shin bone, often from a direct impact.
An injury to the complex of structures on the outer and back of the knee, including the LCL, often occurring with multi-ligament knee injuries.
Whether you’re seeking specialist knee care or want to refer a patient, Dr Matthew Free offers expert, personalised solutions for every step of the journey.
