
Neck, back and joint pain
For example, pain from long hours sitting at work, or knee osteoarthritis.
Registered Physiotherapist
Seeing patients at Amazing Medical, Tsim Sha Tsui. Services include neck, back and joint pain, sports injuries and rehabilitation after surgery.
Physiotherapy uses assessment, exercise training, manual therapy and other physiotherapy methods to help improve pain and movement.

For example, pain from long hours sitting at work, or knee osteoarthritis.

For example, sprains, strains, and knee pain after hiking or running.
For example, rehabilitation after a knee or hip replacement, or ligament surgery.
I start by assessing your pain and movement, then explain what's going on in plain language, and we agree on an exercise and treatment plan together.
45–60min
Your history, an examination, and an explanation of the findings and treatment plan.
HK$900
Each session is 45–60 minutes. For other treatment fees, please ask on WhatsApp.
5days
Tuesday to Saturday. Closed on Sunday, Monday and public holidays.
A first visit takes about 45–60 minutes.
Before your first appointment, please ask on WhatsApp whether your situation needs a doctor's referral letter. If you already have a referral letter, medical certificate or reports, please bring them to your first visit.
HK$900 per physiotherapy session (45–60 minutes). For other treatment fees, please ask on WhatsApp.
Yes. Send a WhatsApp message with a short description of their situation (for example, where it hurts, or whether they have just had surgery) and the times that suit them. If they have limited mobility or use a wheelchair, please let me know in advance.




A stiff neck and shoulders after long meetings usually comes from staying in one position for too long. A Registered Physiotherapist explains why, shows three simple moves you can do in your chair, and lists when to get checked.
Ankle sprains are common in ball sports and hiking. A Registered Physiotherapist explains when to get checked for a fracture first, why early movement helps, and three ankle rehab exercises.
Pain at the front of the knee when running or going down stairs after a hike is often patellofemoral pain (pain around the kneecap). A Registered Physiotherapist explains why, shows three hip and knee exercises, and lists when to get checked.