Getting To Wimpole Street From Holland Park
Holland Park patients can travel by Central line to Bond Street and continue on foot or by taxi to the Marylebone medical district.
The page is written for Holland Park patients comparing local knee pain options with a focused London specialist assessment. It does not mean KneePainClinicUK has a branch in Holland Park.
Common Reasons Holland Park Patients Book
What The Appointment Covers
Symptoms, history, activity limits and previous treatments are reviewed. X-ray or MRI reports are considered where available, and Mr Syed Nadeem Abbas explains whether Arthrosamid, another non-surgical option or a different route is more appropriate. The appointment should leave patients with a clear next step, even when injection treatment is not recommended.
What To Bring
Bring previous X-ray or MRI reports, clinic letters, details of earlier injections or surgery, a medication list and allergy information. These details make the consultation more useful and reduce the chance of needing a second visit for basic information.
Holland Park FAQs
Is there a KneePainClinicUK clinic in Holland Park?
No. All appointments take place at 48 Wimpole Street, Marylebone, London W1G 8SF.
Can I book an assessment directly?
Yes. Private patients can contact the clinic directly on +44 7955 836986 without a GP referral. Bring previous imaging and treatment history if available.
Will I definitely be offered Arthrosamid?
No. Arthrosamid is recommended only where knee osteoarthritis is the likely diagnosis and the patient is suitable. Results vary, and some patients are advised toward a different route.
Book a private knee pain assessment at Wimpole Street for patients travelling from Holland Park.
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