Knee pain & arthritis
Persistent pain, stiffness, swelling or difficulty walking, including questions about knee replacement.
Orthopaedic consultations · DHA Phase 5, Lahore
Understand your joint pain. Plan your next step.
Consult Dr Muhammad Usman Khalid Kazi about knee or hip pain, arthritis, shoulder problems, sports injuries and other bone or joint concerns. Your visit begins with an assessment of how symptoms affect your movement and daily life.
Appointments are confirmed by reception. Please ask for Dr Usman’s current consultation times.
Reasons to consult
Care for bones, joints and movement
An orthopaedic consultation can help clarify the cause of symptoms, review any previous treatment and decide whether further assessment is needed.
Hip pain & mobility
Hip or groin pain, reduced movement and assessment of whether hip replacement may be appropriate.
Shoulder & sports injuries
Shoulder discomfort, tendon or ligament problems, and activity-related injuries that limit work or exercise.
Back & limb concerns
Musculoskeletal back pain, limb problems or persistent symptoms after a previous injury.
Fracture follow-up
Review of recovery, movement and concerns after a fracture or orthopaedic procedure. New serious injuries need urgent care.
Children’s foot concerns
Assessment of clubfoot and other lower-limb concerns, including discussion of suitable specialist care.
What to expect
A consultation shaped around your goals
Tell us what has changed
Discuss your symptoms, past injuries, activity, medical history and treatments you have already tried.
Review the findings
Dr Usman examines the problem and reviews relevant X-rays, scans or reports. Any further tests depend on the clinical assessment.
Agree on next steps
Discuss suitable options, which may include rehabilitation, other non-surgical care or a surgical opinion when appropriate.
Meet your orthopaedic surgeon
Dr Muhammad Usman Khalid Kazi
Dr Usman is an Associate Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery at Mayo Hospital, Lahore. His training includes an Australian fellowship in hip and knee arthroplasty, arthroscopy and sports medicine. At Australian Polyclinic, he provides orthopaedic consultations and discusses treatment choices in the context of each patient’s symptoms and goals.
- MBBS (King Edward Medical College)
- FCPS (Orthopaedic Surgery)
- CHPE (University of Lahore)
- Fellowship in hip and knee arthroplasty, arthroscopy and sports medicine (Australia)
Before you book
Common questions
Do I need an X-ray or MRI before my appointment?
Bring any imaging and reports you already have. Do not arrange new imaging solely for this visit unless your referring clinician has advised it; Dr Usman can assess whether further tests are useful.
Does joint pain always mean I need surgery?
No. Treatment depends on the cause of your symptoms, your daily activities and what you have already tried. The consultation can cover non-surgical options and when an operation might be worth considering.
What should I bring?
Bring previous X-rays or scans with reports, a list of medicines, earlier prescriptions, operation records if relevant, and any referral. Tell reception if you need help with access to the first-floor clinic.
Where are consultations and operations held?
Consultations are at Australian Polyclinic in DHA Phase 5. Dr Usman operates at Farooq Hospital, DHA, and Kazi Hospital, Lahore. If surgery is recommended, the hospital and arrangements will be discussed with you.
When is Dr Usman available?
Please ask reception to confirm his current consultation schedule when booking. The clinic’s opening hours are listed below and are not his personal appointment hours.
Book a visit
Orthopaedic consultation in DHA Phase 5
Tell our team you would like to see Dr Muhammad Usman Khalid Kazi. We will confirm his availability and your appointment details.
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First Floor, Building 19, CCA
DHA Phase 5, Lahore, Pakistan
Clinic hours
Monday–Saturday: 2:00 pm–9:00 pm
Sunday: closed
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For a new serious injury, a visibly deformed limb, loss of sensation, or rapidly worsening weakness, seek urgent medical care. Routine appointment messages are not an emergency service.