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  • MSK Doctors focus on a bespoke, patient-centred approach, offering advanced regenerative therapies for joint health. Their team of experts, led by Prof Paul Lee, delivers highly individualised care, prioritising tissue preservation and early intervention to maximise patient outcomes and satisfaction.
  • Prof Paul Lee is an internationally recognised cartilage expert, with extensive experience treating elite athletes and complex cases. His innovative research and involvement in advanced regenerative techniques contribute to reduced recovery times and improved clinical outcomes for his patients.
  • MSK Doctors offer cutting-edge biologic injections such as PRP, PRF, BMAC, mFAT, and cellular therapies, alongside advanced surgical pathways for hip, knee, and sports injuries. All treatments emphasise regeneration first, aiming to preserve natural joint health where possible.
  • Prof Lee’s unique qualifications include roles as Regional Surgical Ambassador, Royal College of Surgeons Advisor, and extensive international research collaborations. His expertise in regenerative medicine ensures patients access the latest innovations for cartilage care, within a multidisciplinary and evidence-based framework.
  • At MSK Doctors, patients benefit from a holistic approach, involving collaborative care from a multidisciplinary team. The clinic ensures tailored rehabilitation plans, clear communication, and compassionate support at every stage of the patient’s recovery, guided by leading experts like Prof Paul Lee.

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Last reviewed: 2026For urgent medical concerns, contact your local emergency services.
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