Get in touch with West 1 Physio
Take the first step in your recovery by contacting us. We'll speak with you to discuss treatment options and help you book your first appointment for your full diagnosis, recovery plan and treatment.
Typically, a torn ACL will require some degree of reconstructive surgery or tissue grafting as repair is more complex than just stitching the tear back together. The physiotherapy treatments we offer at West 1 Health are evidence-based and are proven to help with ACL treatment at every stage so you can have confidence and peace of mind in your recovery.
Your anterior cruciate ligament - known as the ACL - is the band of tissue in your knee that connects your thigh bone to the shin bone to keep the joint stable and aid movement in the lower leg. Injuries are not uncommon among active people and sportspersons, like snowsports enthusiasts or football players. Jolts from running or sudden turns cause the joint to overextend and tear resulting in severe pain and limited mobility.
At West 1 Health, our specialised physiotherapists have years of experience under their belts supporting ACL recovery and crafting bespoke treatment plans that cater to your individual condition and needs.
During your first appointment, your physiotherapist will examine your range of motion, as well as understand more about your injury, medical history and any predisposing factors that are contributing to symptoms or hindering recovery.
Your physiotherapist will explain their findings and discuss treatment plans, timelines and management options available. Your practitioner will also outline the benefits of your chosen treatment and any associated risks for transparency before delivering your initial treatment in the session.
Our central London clinic is conveniently located in Harley Street so appointments and treatments can easily fit into and around your work schedule. Contact us today for more information and discuss how our expert physiotherapists can help support ACL treatment and recovery.
Take the first step in your recovery by contacting us. We'll speak with you to discuss treatment options and help you book your first appointment for your full diagnosis, recovery plan and treatment.