Mr Bobby Anand is an esteemed knee surgeon with extensive experience in Surrey and London. He acquired his medical degree from University College London Medical School in 2002 and further specialised in Orthopaedic Science. Mr Anand underwent orthopaedic training in Cambridge and London, followed by fellowship training in knee surgery. Particularly passionate about sports injuries, he focuses on treating ACL ruptures, robotic knee replacements, partial knee replacements, and patella instability. With four knee fellowships, including training under renowned knee surgeons worldwide, Mr Anand is well-equipped to handle complex knee problems, even in cases where prior surgeries have been unsuccessful. As a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Knee Specialist at Croydon University Hospital and the Joint Director of Surgery at South West London Elective Orthopaedic Centre (SWLEOC), Mr Anand plays a pivotal role in the field of orthopaedic surgery. His memberships in prestigious organisations like the Royal College of Surgeons and European Society for Sports Traumatology, Knee Surgery and Arthroscopy reflect his dedication to advancing knee surgery. With over 50 publications and international presentations, including key research on patella instability, ACL repair, and return-to-sport outcomes, Mr Anand is recognised for his contributions to the field. His expertise extends to injection therapies, sports knee injuries, arthritis surgeries, and joint-preserving procedures for knee conditions. Beyond his medical commitments, Mr Anand enjoys tennis, football, spending time with his family, and travelling. His interests in research encompass areas such as patella instability, ACL injuries, return to sport post-knee surgery, sports injuries, and robotic knee replacements. With a focus on knee surgery specialisations, Mr Anand offers comprehensive and innovative treatments to patients, ensuring the highest quality of care in every aspect of knee surgery.