London Cartilage Clinic · Professional education

ChondroFiller injection training masterclass

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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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

Led by Professor Paul LeeClinical experience, shared in practice

Illustration of Professor Lee discussing a knee model with a small group of clinicians — Illustrative teaching scene · AI-generated

Clinical knowledge, shared

A specialist setting. A practical conversation.

Explore Professor Lee’s non-surgical ChondroFiller approach, connecting cartilage assessment, the collagen scaffold and image-guided planning.

Discuss cases

Explore technique

Plan follow-up

The team confirms the practical format and group arrangements for your session.

What the teaching covers

From assessment to follow-up

From identifying the right cartilage problem to planning a precise injection and follow-up.

Select the patient

Review symptoms, imaging, cartilage defects and joint mechanics before choosing an injection pathway.

Understand the material

Discuss the collagen scaffold, preparation and handling, and the distinction between injection and arthroscopic applications.

Plan the technique

Explore ultrasound-guided planning, anatomical landmarks and injection technique through clinical teaching.

Follow the outcome

Discuss loading, rehabilitation, review and how to explain the evidence and expected outcomes to patients.

Course guide · Professional development

ChondroFiller injection training: the clinical questions behind the technique

This ChondroFiller training course is for clinicians developing a cartilage-preservation service, as well as experienced injectors exploring liquid collagen treatment. The focus is the complete clinical pathway: recognising the cartilage problem, understanding the proposed treatment, planning image-guided delivery and reviewing the patient afterwards. At London Cartilage Clinic, enquiries are matched to the clinician’s background and the London training arrangements available.

Learning focus 01

Patient selection, MRI and cartilage assessment

A request for a cartilage injection starts with a diagnosis. Teaching explores how symptoms, examination and imaging fit together, and how the location and pattern of cartilage damage influence the discussion. Consider the joint as a whole, including alignment, stability, meniscal function and the patient’s activity goals.

Illustration of a clinician reviewing knee imaging — Illustration · Connecting imaging with the clinical picture

Learning focus 02

Liquid collagen, the scaffold concept and clinical evidence

Understand what ChondroFiller is intended to do and how a collagen scaffold differs from a symptom-focused joint injection. Explore the distinction between the established arthroscopic application and the non-surgical injection approach discussed in this course.

Product-specific learning

Cartilage. Scaffold. Clinical context.

Understand the cartilage problem

Explore the collagen scaffold

Connect rationale with the evidence

Learning focus 03

Ultrasound-guided injection planning

Clinicians looking for ultrasound-guided ChondroFiller injection training need to connect image interpretation with procedural planning. Discussion covers relevant anatomy, identifying the intended target, planning access and understanding how ultrasound contributes to a controlled procedure.

Professor Lee using ultrasound to assess a knee — Image-guided clinical practice

Learning focus 04

Preparation, handling and procedural workflow

Review the device, preparation sequence and handling questions that arise when bringing a liquid collagen treatment into a clinic. Training connects the current product instructions with the practical organisation of the room, team and equipment.

Consistency in practice

Room & equipment

Prepare the setting and understand the device.

Team & patient

Clarify roles, clinical checks and communication.

Record & review

Connect documentation with accessible follow-up.

Learning focus 05

Consent, complications and follow-up

Effective injection training includes the conversation before treatment and the review afterwards. Discuss explaining alternatives, uncertainties and realistic goals, documenting the decision and planning how patients can contact the clinical team.

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

Learning focus 06

Introducing ChondroFiller into a joint-preservation service

Explore how a cartilage injection pathway fits alongside physiotherapy, other injections and surgical care. Consider referral information, imaging access, patient education, documentation and communication with the wider rehabilitation team.

From learning to practice

Referral & selection

Patient information

Clinical governance

Outcome review

Discuss your goals

Read the ChondroFiller treatment guide →Review the clinical evidence →Explore the other injection course →

Before you book

Injection training: your questions

Find the course that fits your clinical role, experience and learning goals.

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Who is the ChondroFiller training course for?

Orthopaedic surgeons, sports and exercise medicine physicians and other appropriately qualified clinicians involved in cartilage care and joint injections. Eligibility depends on professional scope, prior experience and the practical format. Include your specialty and current ultrasound/injection experience when enquiring.

Does the course cover non-surgical ChondroFiller injection?

Yes. The educational focus includes the non-surgical injection approach pioneered in Professor Lee’s practice, alongside patient selection, imaging and follow-up. The distinction from arthroscopic cartilage treatment is part of the discussion.

Is this a musculoskeletal ultrasound course for beginners?

The focus is ChondroFiller-specific decision-making and injection planning. It is not presented as a complete foundation course in MSK ultrasound. Discuss your experience before booking so the team can advise whether this training is an appropriate next step.

Is hands-on ChondroFiller training available?

Ask the team to confirm the practical format for the London session you are considering. Do not assume that a demonstration, supervised model practice, clinical observation or live-patient injecting is included until the arrangements are confirmed.

Can I discuss difficult cartilage cases?

You can enquire about case-based teaching and bring the clinical questions you want to address. Ask how to prepare anonymised case material and imaging; do not send identifiable patient information through a general enquiry form.

Where can I read about ChondroFiller before the course?

The linked ChondroFiller treatment and evidence guides provide background for discussion. They complement, rather than replace, the current manufacturer instructions, clinical literature and training appropriate to your role.

Where are the injection training courses held?

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.

How much do the courses cost, and when are the next dates?

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.

Will I receive a certificate or CPD points?

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.

Who the programme is for

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.

Connected to I AM Regen

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.

I AM Regen ChondroFiller workshop →I AM Regen Centre of Excellence programme ICRS teaching centre programme

Discuss your training at LCC

Contact the London Cartilage Clinic team about ChondroFiller training. Dates, availability, fees and the session format will be confirmed directly before you commit.

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