London Cartilage Clinic · Professional education
ChondroFiller and Arthrosamid masterclasses with Professor Paul Lee, hosted at a specialist centre for cartilage care and clinician education.
For qualified healthcare professionals · London, UK
Your trainer
Professor Paul Lee
Cartilage preservation. Clinical experience. Practical teaching.
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ICRS Teaching CentreLondon Cartilage Clinic
Centre of ExcellenceEducation network
Clinical knowledge, shared
Bring the questions that matter in your practice. Explore ChondroFiller and Arthrosamid with a surgeon whose work connects cartilage preservation, injection treatment and clinical education.
Discuss cases
Explore technique
Plan follow-up
The team confirms the practical format and group arrangements for your session.
Clinical masterclass · London
Explore non-surgical, ultrasound-guided ChondroFiller injection with Professor Paul Lee, who pioneered its use as a non-surgical injection within his cartilage-preservation practice.
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Clinical masterclass · London
Learn from Professor Paul Lee’s experience of delivering more than 1,200 Arthrosamid injections, with teaching centred on patient selection, technique, complications and follow-up.
Explore the Arthrosamid masterclass →Course guide · Professional development
London Cartilage Clinic provides a specialist setting for clinicians exploring ChondroFiller and Arthrosamid injection training. These courses focus on the clinical decisions surrounding cartilage preservation and knee osteoarthritis care, from assessment and imaging to treatment planning and follow-up.
ChondroFiller training focuses on liquid collagen, cartilage assessment and the non-surgical injection approach. Arthrosamid training focuses on a hydrogel injection pathway for knee osteoarthritis. The courses address different treatment decisions; choosing between them starts with the patients and problems you see in practice.
The intended audience includes orthopaedic surgeons, sports and exercise medicine physicians and appropriately qualified clinicians working in musculoskeletal medicine. Experienced joint injectors may be looking to add a technique, while others may want to strengthen patient selection or follow-up.
A useful joint injection course connects technique to the rest of the patient journey. Explore how to review imaging, discuss alternatives, explain uncertainty, plan follow-up and decide what meaningful progress looks like.
The clinical pathway
Assess
Symptoms, imaging and the whole joint
Choose
Treatment rationale and patient goals
Plan
Image guidance, preparation and delivery
Review
Aftercare, progress and outcomes
LCC’s role as an ICRS Teaching Centre of Excellence and I AM Regen Centre of Excellence places clinician education alongside specialist cartilage care. The London course pages focus on the training setting and how to enquire about a session with Professor Lee.
Tell the training team which technique interests you, your specialty and experience, the clinical questions you want to address and your preferred dates. Ask about the balance of case discussion, demonstration, observation and supervised practice.
Your next step
Build your training enquiry.
Before you book
Find the course that fits your clinical role, experience and learning goals.
Discuss your training requirements →The programme is aimed at qualified healthcare professionals. It is not presented as a complete introduction to musculoskeletal diagnosis, ultrasound or injection practice. Discuss your previous training so the team can advise on suitability.
You can enquire about both techniques. They have different clinical applications and separate course pages. Confirm whether suitable sessions can be arranged together; a combined course or discounted package is not currently stated.
No. The Congress workshops have separate event pages, venues, faculty arrangements and booking terms. Links are provided to help clinicians explore the wider education network without mixing those event details with the London programme.
The London programme is hosted through London Cartilage Clinic. Confirm the session venue, access arrangements and timetable before making travel plans. The I AM Regen Congress workshops linked from these pages are separate events with their own locations and booking arrangements.
Dates, fees, availability and the session format are confirmed directly by the LCC training team. Enquire with your preferred technique, specialty, experience and availability to discuss the next suitable session.
Ask what documentation and any accreditation apply to the London session you are booking. A certificate of attendance, an assessed competency award and manufacturer authorisation are different things. These pages do not promise CPD points or certification.
Orthopaedic surgeons, sports-medicine doctors and appropriately qualified clinicians developing their joint-preservation practice. Teaching connects patient selection, practical technique and follow-up, with space to discuss clinical questions.
The team will confirm the format, practical elements and prerequisites for each London session. Enquire with your specialty, experience and preferred technique.
Explore the wider education network and its separately organised Congress workshops. The linked I AM Regen events have their own venue, faculty, dates, fees and completion arrangements.
Contact the London Cartilage Clinic team about ChondroFiller or Arthrosamid training. Dates, availability, fees and the session format will be confirmed directly before you commit.
Contact the training team →This is a clinician education enquiry, not a patient treatment booking.
