Mr. Bilal M. Barkatali is a highly experienced consultant specialist knee surgeon, practising in Manchester and Macclesfield. With a focus on employing the latest surgical techniques and procedures, he offers comprehensive knee surgery services covering various conditions such as ligament injuries, patella-femoral disorders, and knee osteoarthritis, including replacement surgery. Additionally, Mr. Barkatali is proficient in advanced procedures like robotic knee surgery, joint preservation surgery, and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy.

Having completed his training at esteemed institutions like Edinburgh Medical School, Oxford University, and the Manchester Orthopaedic Training Rotation, Mr. Barkatali was appointed as a consultant knee surgeon at Salford Royal NHS Trust. Since then, he has developed a progressive knee surgery practice focusing on modern surgical techniques. He currently practises privately at prestigious institutions such as the BMI Alexandra Hospital, Spire Regency, and The OrthTeam Spire Centre in Manchester.

In addition to his clinical practice, Mr. Barkatali holds an honorary senior lecturer position at the University of Manchester, where he actively collaborates with Salford University and Manchester Metropolitan University on orthopaedic research projects. His dedication to research is evident through his numerous peer-reviewed publications, and he is currently involved in several exciting research endeavours.

Renowned for his exceptional surgical skills and commitment to patient care, Mr. Barkatali strives to offer the most suitable solutions for his patients, ensuring excellent clinical outcomes and optimal patient recovery. As a specialist consultant knee surgeon, he specialises in complex and reconstructive knee surgery, addressing a wide range of knee issues, from degenerative conditions to sports-related injuries. He is also a sought-after speaker and educator, sharing his expertise internationally on topics such as robotic knee surgery and ACL reconstruction using Quadriceps autograft.