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Group of expert consultants providing a full range of orthopaedic services.

Orthopaedic Specialists understand that undergoing medical treatment can be daunting, which is why our mission is to minimise pain and get patients back to full fitness as quickly as possible. Orthopaedic Specialists include oral and maxillofacial and pain management in addition to all orthopaedic sub-specialties. With the support of an exceptional multi-disciplinary team, patients are guaranteed a quick diagnosis and a personalised care plan, regardless of whether they’re being treated for a sports injury or their condition is down to wear and tear. As leaders in their respective fields, Orthopaedic Specialists are pioneers and educators. They are key players in training the next generation of orthopaedic experts, and they’ve helped to develop several of today’s revolutionary techniques, too. Of course, we’re proud of our global success, but it’s what this means for our patients’ outcomes that counts. With access to the world’s most advanced surgical and non-surgical techniques, we always examine every treatment option. We know that less invasive procedures are highly effective and can reduce recovery times, so we only perform joint replacement surgery as the last – not the first – resort. With easily accessible clinics in Harley Street and across London, there are no waiting lists, and patients can self-refer by emailing or calling for an appointment. Orthopaedic Specialists treat self-funded patients and those with private health insurance, providing a full service for international patients overseeing every aspect of their care.

Healing does not stop when you leave the operating theatre.As Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon Ravinder Pabla e...
09/10/2026

Healing does not stop when you leave the operating theatre.

As Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon Ravinder Pabla explains, healing after any surgery is not a one-off event. It continues over a long period of time. To help that process along, he recommends scar massage.

Scar massage is one simple way to take an active part in your own recovery. Your consultant can advise you on when to start and how to do it safely.

Ravinder is the Clinical Lead for the Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at the Royal Free London. He also leads head and neck skin cancer surgery there.

He treats the full range of conditions affecting the face, mouth, jaws and neck, always with your long-term recovery in mind.

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08/10/2026

One operation or two? It depends on what is best for you.

In this clip, knee osteotomy specialist Ronald van Heerwaarden explains how surgeons decide whether to combine procedures. Where possible, several procedures are carried out in a single operation, so the patient only has to go through one period of rehabilitation. Sometimes, though, it is better to stage treatment: correct the alignment first, then follow with a second operation.

He also makes a point that matters to every patient. Good care means knowing the limits of your own field and never being afraid to ask a fellow expert for help.

Ronald is a globally renowned authority in knee osteotomy, joint preservation and limb deformity correction. He is one of the few surgeons worldwide to have dedicated his entire practice to these specialisms. He has authored more than 200 articles, given over 700 presentations at courses worldwide, and was the first Chairman of the Osteotomy Committee of the European Society of Sports Traumatology, Knee Surgery and Arthroscopy.

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07/10/2026

"My jaw healed well, but my bite feels completely different now. Is that normal?"

Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon Shilen Patel answers a question many people ask after a facial injury.

When the face takes a hit, the force passes through the skin, the fat underneath, the ligaments and the muscles. If the force is strong enough, it can break the bone. If the jawbone heals slightly out of line, the teeth that sit in it can shift too. That can change how your bite feels, and it often becomes more noticeable as the swelling goes down.

Shilen is the Oral and Maxillofacial Trauma Lead at the Royal Free, and he treats all types of facial injuries. The right option for you depends on a full assessment with a consultant.

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"The main thing is that Dr Catherine listened."Feeling heard is where good care begins. Thank you to Dr Catherine's pati...
06/10/2026

"The main thing is that Dr Catherine listened."

Feeling heard is where good care begins. Thank you to Dr Catherine's patients for sharing their experience, from clear explanations in simple terms to a thorough, professional review that left them feeling assured and happy to return.

We are proud to have Dr Catherine as part of the OS Clinic team.

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05/10/2026

In this video, Consultant Orthopaedic Knee Surgeon Raghbir Khakha explains how joint preservation surgery has changed. Surgical techniques have improved, the tools have been refined, and recovery is now much quicker than it once was. Joint preservation means protecting and realigning your own knee rather than replacing it. It may be worth exploring for younger patients, and for older patients who want to stay active.

Raghbir has performed more than 500 knee osteotomy procedures. He also founded The London Knee Osteotomy Centre.

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From Barely Walking to Running Again: Janet's Success StoryAfter a train fall in 2018, an initial surgery to realign her...
30/09/2026

From Barely Walking to Running Again: Janet's Success Story

After a train fall in 2018, an initial surgery to realign her tibia left Janet worse off, barely able to walk a quarter of a mile, struggling with stairs, and unable to continue her job.

Mr Raghbir Khakha performed a derotational tibial osteotomy to correct the rotation in her tibia, restoring her leg to full, pain-free function.

Mr Khakha's specialist interests include knee osteotomy surgery, cartilage preservation, arthroscopic ligament reconstruction, and partial and total knee replacement surgery. He has also established The London Knee Osteotomy Centre and Children's Knee Clinic, with a strong focus on preserving the natural knee wherever possible.

At OS Clinic, Mr Khakha brings this same specialist expertise to patients seeking personalised care for knee problems at every stage of life.

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29/09/2026

Why Specialisation Leads to Better Outcomes.

Orthopaedic surgery covers an extensive range , from the spine to the lower legs, the hips to the feet, and the shoulders to the hands.

It used to be that orthopaedic surgeons treated everything, from the elbow to the Achilles to the spine. However, it was recognised around fifty years ago that focusing on just one joint, rather than spreading across many, leads to significantly better outcomes for patients.

As a result, there are very few orthopaedic surgeons in the United Kingdom today who treat everything. Most now specialise within a particular area, some focus solely on the knee, often narrowing further into sports-related injuries; others concentrate on knee and hip replacements, foot and ankle conditions, or upper limb surgery.

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Specialist Care for Growing Bones and Joints.At OS Clinic, our paediatric team provides specialist care for children and...
28/09/2026

Specialist Care for Growing Bones and Joints.

At OS Clinic, our paediatric team provides specialist care for children and adolescents, treating a wide range of conditions affecting growing bones and joints.

We treat clubfoot, hip dysplasia, scoliosis, fractures and dislocations, growth plate injuries, and sports injuries, supporting children and their families with expert, dedicated care.

Orthopaedic care built around your family, every step of the way. Our paediatric team supports children from the first appointment through to recovery.
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25/09/2026

Doctor Justin Shute offers an important and nuanced perspective on body dysmorphic disorder and its relationship with cosmetic treatment.

Body dysmorphic disorder, like many conditions, exists on something of a spectrum. In the general population, prevalence sits at around one per cent. However, in clinical settings, where people have specifically sought help because they are unhappy with their appearance, that figure can rise considerably, with some research showing rates as high as twenty per cent.

There is a common belief that people with body dysmorphic disorder should never undergo cosmetic surgery or treatment to change their appearance. Doctor Shute offers a more considered view: rather than ruling treatment out entirely, the key is ensuring patients are properly supported, with psychological care running alongside any physical treatment.

Approached this way, as part of a wider package of care, outcomes can be genuinely positive.
With over twenty years of experience working alongside orthognathic and craniofacial teams, Doctor Shute specialises in liaison psychiatry, a field that recognises the vital connection between physical and psychological health.

His role is not about patients having to "pass" an assessment. Instead, appointments are collaborative, supportive conversations, designed to help patients weigh up the potential benefits and drawbacks of treatment, understand what to realistically expect, and feel confident in the decisions they make.

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We're hiring: Health Care AssistantOS Clinic is a clinician-led specialist practice founded by world leading surgeons, h...
25/09/2026

We're hiring: Health Care Assistant

OS Clinic is a clinician-led specialist practice founded by world leading surgeons, home to 31 specialists across orthopaedics, pain management, sports medicine, rheumatology, and oral and maxillofacial surgery.

We're looking for an experienced, compassionate Health Care Assistant to join our clinical team, supporting patients from welcome through to assessment and procedures alongside our nurses, radiographers and consultants. Venepuncture experience is essential.

Great people. Great care. One OS Experience.

Salary: £28,000 to £32,000

Interested? We'd love to hear from you. [email protected]

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18-22 Queen Anne Street
London
W1G8HA

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Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 8pm

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