Did you know that the knee is the most complex joint in the human body?
Knee pain is a common issue that often arises from improper exercise technique or excessive load on the joint, which can lead to discomfort during movement. A typical example is pain during squats or similar functional exercises.

On the other hand, athletes are more likely to experience anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tears, meniscus injuries, or collateral ligament ruptures.

Thanks to the individualized approach that we emphasize in our physical therapy clinic, we aim to identify and address the root cause of knee pain—so that our clients can return to their daily activities as quickly and safely as possible.

Some of the most common knee conditions we treat include:

• Knee pain (acute or chronic);
• Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) rupture;
• Post-operative knee rehabilitation;
• Meniscus tear;
• Collateral ligament injury;
• Knee dislocation and swelling;
• Jumper’s knee (patellar tendinopathy);
• Chondromalacia patellae.

What to expect during your first visit?

At your initial appointment, we perform a full assessment of your knee and immediately begin with the appropriate knee therapy.
Accurately identifying the cause of knee pain is crucial, as it determines the direction of the entire treatment process.

Our diagnostic approach includes inspection, palpation, and functional assessment. Based on these findings, we develop a personalized therapy plan.

Our comprehensive knee pain treatment may include:

• Manual therapy (massage, joint mobilization, and soft tissue techniques);
• Electrotherapy;
• Therapeutic ultrasound;
• Laser therapy;
• Shockwave therapy;
• Kinesiotherapy — to provide long-term relief and prevent recurrence.