What Dr Aggarwal treats.
What he treats
Three ways a joint gets into trouble. One surgeon for all three.
The injured knee
Sports knee
Twists, pops and knees that keep giving way — from kabaddi, cricket, football, the gym or running.
- ACL tears
- Meniscus tears
- Kneecap injuries
- Keyhole (arthroscopic) surgery
- Return to sport
The wearing knee
Knee preservation
Pain and stiffness as a joint wears, and options that aim to keep your own knee working before replacement is considered.
- Cartilage problems
- Early arthritis
- Alignment correction
- Non-surgical care first
- Knee replacement, when it’s right
The broken bone
Fracture & trauma care
Broken bones and injuries from falls, sport and road accidents — from plaster to surgery, with follow-up planned.
- Fractures
- Falls in older adults
- Road & sports accidents
- Recovery & follow-up
Sports knee
Ligament, meniscus and kneecap injuries from cricket, football, kabaddi, the gym and running — and planning a return to sport in stages.
ACL reconstruction
Assessment of ACL tears, and reconstruction surgery when it’s the right choice — with rehabilitation planned from the start.
Knee arthroscopy
Keyhole (arthroscopic) surgery uses a small camera and fine instruments through tiny cuts to treat ACL and meniscus problems inside the knee.
Meniscus & cartilage
The menisci are the knee’s shock absorbers. When they tear, the right answer can be physiotherapy, a repair, or a trim — and each recovers differently.
Knee preservation
Options that aim to keep your own knee working before replacement is considered — and clear advice when replacement is the better choice.
Fracture care
Broken bones and injuries from falls, sport and road accidents — from plaster to surgery, with follow-up and recovery planned.