London Cartilage Clinic

07/10/2026

Cartilage regeneration is about creating the right biological conditions for repair…

In this Nano-ACi procedure, you can see three elements being brought together - each with a different role in supporting that regenerative environment. The seed, the soil & the signal.

🧬 The seed - Cartilage cells
Autologous cartilage cells from the ear provide a cartilage-specific cellular source - giving the repair process cells already suited to producing cartilage matrix.

🌱 The soil - Collagen scaffold
A collagen scaffold provides a three-dimensional environment for those cells, helping support their organisation and integration within the cartilage defect.

✨ The signal - PRF
Prepared from the patient’s own blood, PRF provides platelets, fibrin and naturally occurring signalling factors that help create a biologically active environment for healing.

Together, Nano-ACi brings the cells, scaffold and biological environment together - creating conditions designed to support cartilage repair and regeneration.

Explore the philosophy further at nanoaci.com

06/10/2026

ChondroFiller® for ankle cartilage damage - our latest research is heading to ICRS Porto. 🌍

Professor Paul Lee will present clinical findings on ChondroFiller, the collagen gel often called “German gel”, sharing our research into ankle cartilage repair and joint preservation.

This study is one of four international presentations at the 8th ICRS Summit to be presented. It's a proud opportunity to share our clinical experience and discuss our findings with cartilage specialists from around the world.

Interested? Visit our ankle ChondroFiller poster:

https://research.mskdoctors.com/conferences/chondrofiller-ankle-cartilage-icrs-summit-2026

Explore the research and join the conversation about treatment for ankle cartilage defects.

🗓️ 8–10 October 2026 · Porto, Portugal

06/10/2026

Joint pain affects your life - not just what appears on a scan.

Step inside a consultation with Professor Paul Lee at London Cartilage Clinic, where understanding your symptoms, reviewing your scans and listening to what you want to get back to all matter.

Whether it’s returning to sport, walking comfortably or simply moving with more confidence, your goals are an important part of the conversation.

Good treatment starts with understanding the joint, the problem and the person.

What activity would you most like to get back to? Tell us below. 👇

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09/06/2026

Saving cartilage with the German Gel today!

01/05/2023

Effective treatment with PRP requires a solid understanding of the biology of the condition. Although it is true to claim that PRP can treat cartilage conditions, the devil is in the details when it comes to preparing the solution.

30/04/2023

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We love hearing about how quick the recovery is after a surgery.

30/04/2023

The meniscus is a type of cartilage that is found in the knee joint. There are two menisci in each knee joint – the medial meniscus and the lateral meniscus.
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The meniscus is a type of cartilage that is found in the knee joint. There are two menisci in each knee joint – the medial meniscus and the lateral meniscus. The medial meniscus is located on the inner side of the knee joint, while the lateral meniscus is located on the outer side. Meniscus injuri...

29/04/2023

The best way to think about cell therapy is to imagine that you’re repairing a patch of your garden. There is a patch of dead grass (the damaged cartilage in your knee) that you’d like to repair. If you just threw some seeds on top of the dead grass, this would be a bad idea. You need to remove the bad grass, get rid of the weeds, dig up the dry soil and put some new soil down. The seeds you scatter then need plenty of water and sunlight to grow.
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Need cell therapy? Then call us, ‘London Cartilage Clinic’. We have been offering Biological Surgery treatment for a long. We always keep the quality of treatment and patient safety in mind.

28/04/2023

From osteoarthritis, and sports-related cartilage injury, to meniscus injuries – scaffolding can treat various problems effectively.