
Dr Kevin Koo is a fellowship‑trained orthopaedic surgeon with over 20 years of experience. He formerly served as the Director of Foot & Ankle Service at SGH and is now a respected Adjunct Assistant Professor at both NUS Yong Loo Lin and Duke‑NUS Medical School. With a keen focus on knee conditions, Dr Koo expertly handles ACL reconstruction, meniscus tear repair, cartilage restoration and knee replacement surgery, all delivered with precision, innovation and a patient‑centred ethos.
When knee pain interferes with your active lifestyle, the right care makes all the difference. At our clinic, we provide trusted treatment for athletes and active individuals alike.

Our knees are intricate and complex, making them vulnerable to injury. Persistent pain and swelling are the most common signs. While it may be tempting to ignore them, doing so can lead to more serious, long-term damage.
At our knee clinic, we treat various types of knee conditions, such as:
While simple treatments like braces and rehabilitation exercises can help, severe knee injuries may require more intensive procedures for a complete recovery.
Our clinic is fully equipped to perform a variety of advanced knee procedures, including:
After a forceful impact, you should see a knee specialist if your knee is badly swollen, red, tender or warm. Other red flags include persistent pain, an inability to bear weight, a limited range of motion or a fever. A professional evaluation is crucial for an accurate diagnosis and to prevent the condition from worsening.
Although not all knee conditions can be prevented, you can take proactive steps to strengthen your knees and reduce the risk of injury. Regular exercise and maintaining a healthy weight are among the most effective and manageable ways to protect your knee joints over time.
When choosing a knee specialist in Singapore, you should look for several key factors: strong credentials, relevant subspecialty training and extensive years of experience. It is also important to consider their medical approach, read patient reviews and check practical matters like clinic accessibility and whether the clinic is insurance-friendly.
During your initial consultation, the doctor will review your medical history, discuss your symptoms and lifestyle and perform a physical examination. They may also use imaging tests like X-rays or an MRI to get a clearer picture of your condition. This is also a great opportunity for you to ask questions about your diagnosis and potential treatments.
Not all knee conditions require surgery. Many knee issues can be managed conservatively, like rest, physiotherapy, injections or bracing. Surgery is considered only when necessary or when other treatments fail.


| Tel. | : +65 6970 5905 |
| Fax | : +65 6970 5906 |
| Mobile | : +65 9898 7781 |
| : hello@bjc.sg , drkevinkoo@bjc.sg |
| Mon - FriMonday to Friday | :8:30am to 5:30pm |
| Sat, Sun and PHSaturday, Sunday & PH | :Closed |
| Tel. | : +65 6970 5905 |
| Fax | : +65 6970 5906 |
| Mobile | : +65 9898 7781 |
| : hello@bjc.sg , drkevinkoo@bjc.sg |
| Mon - FriMonday to Friday | :8:30am to 5:30pm |
| Sat, Sun and PHSaturday, Sunday & PH | :Closed |