Kneecap pain and instability
Pain around or behind the kneecap, often worse on stairs, or a kneecap that slips out of place.
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Advanced orthopedic care for sports injuries, robotic knee replacement, hip replacement and an active, pain-free life.
Dr. Muhieddine Hamie treats sports injuries and performs robotic-assisted knee replacement and hip replacement at Clemenceau Medical Center, Dubai Healthcare City.
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Consultant Orthopedic Surgeon in Dubai, FACS
Dr. Hamie cares for people with knee and hip problems, from athletes with sports injuries to adults with arthritis or a failed knee replacement. He performs robotic-assisted knee replacement and keyhole ligament surgery at Clemenceau Medical Center.
Care for sports injuries, joint arthritis and injuries of the hip, knee, shoulder and ankle, using modern techniques and a patient-centred approach.
Dr. Hamie starts with the simplest treatment that is likely to work. Many knee problems improve with physiotherapy, medication or injections, and surgery is recommended only when they no longer give enough relief.
How knee treatment usually progresses
Find the treatment that matches your knee problem.
When knee pain limits walking, sleep or daily life.
For twists, tears and getting back to training.
Not sure which treatment fits?Talk it through with Dr. Hamie, or send your MRI or X-ray on WhatsApp. Reports are reviewed personally by Dr. Hamie.
Dr. Hamie treats knee injuries in athletes and active people, from the first assessment to the day you return to play. Your surgical and rehabilitation plan is built around your sport, activity level and goals.

Previously at Mediclinic City Hospital and Orthocure Medical Center in Dubai.
ACL tearReconstruction to restore a stable knee
Meniscus tearKeyhole repair or trimming
MCL injuryInner-knee ligament repair
PCL injuryBack-of-knee ligament reconstruction
LCL injuryOuter-knee ligament reconstruction
Multi-ligament injurySurgery for complex knee injuries
Kneecap dislocationSurgery for a kneecap that keeps slipping
Quadriceps tendon tearRepair so the knee can straighten again
Cartilage damageKeyhole diagnosis and treatmentDr. Hamie explains knee pain, sports injuries, treatment options and recovery in short videos you can watch in under a minute.
Where does your knee hurt? Tap an area to see the conditions Dr. Hamie commonly treats there, from accurate diagnosis to non-surgical care and surgery.
Pain around or behind the kneecap, often worse on stairs, or a kneecap that slips out of place.
Often linked to a meniscus tear, an MCL injury or wear on the inner side of the joint.
This guide is not a diagnosis. Book a consultation for an examination.
Can come from an LCL injury or a tear of the outer meniscus, often after a twist or a blow.
Can be caused by a PCL injury or a fluid-filled swelling called a Baker's cyst.
Or start with how it feels
A sign of an ACL tear or another ligament injury, common after sport or a fall.
Often knee arthritis. Early stages respond to non-surgical care; later stages may need a knee replacement.
Your recovery is planned before treatment starts and moves forward in stages, so you always know what comes next.
Pain control is planned before surgery, so you are comfortable from the first day.
Early, guided movement and physiotherapy to get the knee bending and straightening again.
Progressive strength and balance work, matched to how your knee is healing.
Sport-specific training and a final review with Dr. Hamie before you go back to full play.
Dr. Hamie follows up with you at every stage of your recovery.
Dr. Hamie believes in listening, explaining and working together with each patient to build a treatment plan that fits their needs and goals. Patients get clear guidance, honest advice and support at every step of their journey.

A clear and supportive process from your first consultation to a more active life.
Discuss your concerns, medical history and goals.
Detailed examination and diagnostic imaging if needed.
A tailored plan based on your condition and lifestyle.
Treatment with ongoing support and rehabilitation.
Return to an active life with confidence.
Real stories from patients who have regained their mobility and confidence with Dr. Hamie.
He doesn't rush you into tests. He takes the time to listen, examine, and truly understand the issue before recommending anything.
He explained everything clearly and reassured me that surgery was not necessary in my case. I recovered fully.
The surgery and recovery were excellent and he kept following up to make sure all is well. Highly recommend.
He explained my condition in simple, clear terms. No medical jargon, just honest and helpful guidance.
عملي عملية ركبتي (الرباط الصليبي) وبعد يومين كنت عم بمشي. اليوم بعد 9 اشهر كل شي طبيعي.Excellent doctor, professional and reassuring. He listens and explains carefully.
Appointments are at Clemenceau Medical Center in Dubai Healthcare City. A little preparation helps Dr. Hamie give you a clear answer at your first visit.
Dubai Healthcare City Phase 2, Al Jadaf, Dubai
Clear, patient-friendly guides on knee replacement, robotic surgery and recovery, written by Dr. Hamie.

A simple comparison of the two ways a knee replacement can be done, and who each one suits.

The warning signs that a knee replacement needs checking, and what happens next.

How the main robotic knee systems work, and what the differences mean for you as a patient.

When only part of the knee is worn, and who may be suited to a partial replacement.

A plain guide to total, partial and robotic knee replacement, and how the right one is chosen.

What to do in the weeks before surgery to make your recovery smoother.
Answers to common questions about treatments, recovery and what to expect when visiting Dr. Hamie.
Send your question with the booking form, and attach your MRI or X-ray for Dr. Hamie to review.
Sports injuries such as ACL, meniscus and kneecap injuries; knee and hip arthritis; painful or failed knee replacements; and ligament and tendon injuries around the knee.
Yes. Dr. Hamie holds the FIFA Diploma in Football Medicine and completed a SICOT Travelling Fellowship in ACL surgery. He treats ACL, meniscus, ligament and kneecap injuries with a plan built around your sport.
Not always. Medication, physiotherapy, injections and activity changes come first where they are likely to work. Surgery is recommended when they no longer give enough relief.
Robotic-assisted knee replacement uses a 3D plan of your knee and a robotic arm that guides the surgeon to position the implant accurately. Dr. Hamie performs the operation; the robot assists.
It depends on the procedure and your health. Keyhole procedures often take a few weeks; joint replacement and ligament reconstruction need several months of guided rehabilitation.
Many patients return to sport after treatment. Timing depends on the injury, the treatment and your rehabilitation, so Dr. Hamie sets a return-to-sport plan with clear milestones.
Dr. Hamie reviews your history and symptoms, examines the joint, looks at any scans or reports you bring, and explains your options and a recommended plan.
Yes. Send your MRI, X-ray or reports on WhatsApp to +971 56 165 7695. Reports are reviewed personally by Dr. Hamie.
Send a photo of your insurance card on WhatsApp and the team will check your cover before your visit.
WhatsApp or call +971 56 165 7695, or send the appointment form on this page. Appointments are at Clemenceau Medical Center, Dubai Healthcare City.
Appointments are at Clemenceau Medical Center in Dubai Healthcare City. WhatsApp is the quickest way to reach the clinic, and you can send your MRI or X-ray before your visit.
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Dubai Healthcare City Phase 2, Al Jadaf, Dubai