Mr James Singleton

Mr James Singleton  is a leading consultant orthopaedic surgeon and   knee specialist  based in  Surrey  who specialises in  knee surgery ,  ACL reconstruction  and  knee arthroscopy  alongside  meniscus surgery ,  joint preservation surgery  and  knee replacement . He had a distinguished NHS consultant practice at Frimley Park Hospital as a trauma and knee specialist from 2017 to 2024 but is now exclusively focussed on knee issues and sees private patients at Spire Clare Park Hospital, Nuffield Health Woking Hospital and New. Victoria Hospital, Kingston upon Thames. Mr Singleton is fellowship trained in both trauma surgery and knee surgery. His expertise covers a wide range of  knee problems , including  sports injuries ,  cartilage repair  and  partial knee replacement  alongside  instability of the patella  and  knee pain . Furthermore he manages  knee arthritis ,  knee cap replacement  and  knee cartilage replacement  as well as  lateral collateral ligament ,  medial collateral ligament  and  posterior cruciate ligament injuries . His practice is also dedicated to addressing  patellofemoral (kneecap) disorders ,  patellar tendonitis (jumper's knee)  and  knee fractures , and he is skilled in  minimal access surgery (keyhole surgery) ,  minimal invasive surgical techniques  and knee injections including steroid and  platelet-rich plasma treatment . His commitment to personalised care ensures that each patient receives a tailored treatment plan, empowering them to make informed decisions that best suit their unique needs and lifestyle.

Knee surgery ACL reconstruction Knee arthroscopy Meniscus Joint preservation surgery Knee replacement Sports injuries Cartilage repair Partial knee replacement Instability of the patella Knee Knee arthritis Knee cap replacement Knee cartilage replacement Lateral collateral ligament Medial collateral ligament Posterior cruciate ligament Minimal access surgery (keyhole surgery) Minimally invasive techniques Patellar tendonitis (jumper's knee) Patellofemoral disorders Platelet-rich plasma Knee fracture Arthrosamid