Mr James Smith is a fellowship-trained Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon in Bristol, specialising in knee surgery. With extensive experience across NHS and private practice, Mr Smith provides expert evidence-based treatment for knee arthritis, knee sports injuries, and kneecap instability, along with advanced surgical procedures including knee replacement surgery and ACL reconstruction. He treats patients of all ages, from younger athletes to mature more patients, offering comprehensive care for a wide range of knee conditions.
His practice focuses on delivering professional, compassionate orthopaedic treatment with you at the centre of your care. Whether you are recovering from a sports injury, managing degenerative knee conditions, or seeking surgical intervention, Mr Smith combines surgical expertise with patient-centered rehabilitation planning to optimise your recovery and return to activity.
Mr James Smith
Consultant Knee Surgeon Bristol
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Multiple treatment pathways exist for knee injuries and conditions. Mr Smith offers comprehensive surgical and non-surgical options, each with detailed treatment guides explaining procedures, rehabilitation timelines, and recovery milestones. Our evidence-based approach helps you understand your treatment choices and path to restored mobility
Testimonials
"I was extremely pleased with the care I received, everything was explained in a way I could understand, I am looking forward to mr smith doing my other knee after my operation was a complete success."
Verified patient, 30 April 2025
"I was really nervous about my knee replacement but as soon as I met Mr Smith he explained everything in lay man's terms .. was totally approachable and made sure I understood the good and the bad."
Verified patient, 8 January 2025
"Highly professional throughout the whole process from initial consultation to post operative assessment. I had complete confidence in Mr James Smith who was friendly; authoritative and fully supportive at all stages."
Verified patient, 15 January 2025
