Private Knee & Hip Clinic in Chiswick

Patient knee scan reviewed by Dr Arj Imbuldeniya

Dr Arj Imbuldeniya sees patients at the Chiswick Diagnostic Centre on Chiswick High Road on Thursday afternoons, 2.30pm to 8pm, for consultations, second opinions and follow-up, with diagnostic imaging in the same building and ultrasound-guided injection treatments performed on site. It is the practice’s West London home, convenient for Chiswick, Richmond, Ealing, Hammersmith and Twickenham.

What happens at the Chiswick clinic?

I grew up in West London and a large part of my practice still lives here. The Chiswick clinic is for people who want a proper specialist opinion without a trip into central London: the same consultation, the same examination, the same biology-first thinking, a short walk from Chiswick Park station. Because it sits inside a diagnostic centre, imaging can often be arranged in the same building, which means fewer journeys between the question and the answer. The plan you leave with is yours alone, shaped by your health, your anatomy, your work and the life your knee or hip has to carry.

Gait analysis on treadmill for knee rehabilitation

Which treatments are available in Chiswick?

Chiswick offers new consultations, second opinions, imaging and treatment planning. Injection treatments performed here include Ostenil Plus hyaluronic acid and cortisone, every one under ultrasound guidance for precision, delivered by a surgeon who sees this anatomy in theatre every week. Where your plan involves an operation, surgery takes place at Cromwell Hospital, the Lister Hospital or the Clementine Churchill Hospital, and my team coordinates the whole pathway. You can explore the treatment options themselves on the knee arthritis and PRP injection pages.

Who is the Chiswick clinic right for?

Anyone in West London with a knee or hip that is interrupting their life: the runner whose knee has started dictating the route, the parent who has quietly stopped kneeling on the floor, the golfer whose hip has shortened the swing before anyone mentioned the word arthritis. Two patients with identical scans will leave this clinic with different plans, because the plan is built around the person, their goals and their real constraints, not the scan.

At a Glance

How do I get to the clinic?

Chiswick Diagnostic Centre, Bond House, 347-353 Chiswick High Road, London W4 4HS. The nearest Underground station is Chiswick Park on the District line, roughly a seven-minute walk, and the centre is served by several bus routes. Clinics run on Thursday afternoons, 2.30pm to 8pm, with appointments through the practice team on 0207 859 4016 or admin@ortholongevity.co.uk.

Dr Arj Imbuldeniya discussing knee injection options with a patient in London

Start with your knee's biological age

If you are unsure where your knee sits on this spectrum, here is the practical place to start. The Knee Age quiz takes sixty seconds, scores the factors that drive knee ageing, and tells you your knee's biological age against the age on your passport. It costs nothing, and it turns a vague worry into something you can act on.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Dr Arj Imbuldeniya, Consultant Orthopaedic Knee and Hip Surgeon, holds clinics at the Chiswick Diagnostic Centre on Thursday afternoons, 2.30pm to 8pm. Book online, call 0207 859 4016 or email admin@ortholongevity.co.uk.

Diagnostic imaging is available at the centre and can usually be arranged alongside your consultation.

Yes. Ostenil Plus hyaluronic acid and cortisone injections are performed at the Chiswick clinic under ultrasound guidance, always after proper assessment.

Yes. The Chiswick clinic serves the whole of West London, and many patients come from Richmond, Twickenham, Ealing, Hammersmith and the surrounding areas.

Yes, both self-pay and insured patients are seen. We confirm insurer recognition with you at booking.

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