Condition profile · Knee

Knee ligament laxity

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Protocol from 4'060 CHF · ≈ 8 weeks

Strength racks and rehabilitation equipment at the Off-Field centre

Common causes

Poorly rehabilitated sprain
Constitutional hyperlaxity
Repeated loading with instability

Symptoms

Feeling of instability
Giving way during effort or on uneven ground
Apprehension

Diagnosis

Our approach

The first step is always a medical consultation. Complementing this: specific ligament tests (Lachman, drawer) by the physiotherapist. MRI with Dr Massimo Donalisio if a structural tear is suspected.

Care at Off-Field

Physiotherapy (proprioception, dynamic stability)
Physical preparation (strengthening, neuromuscular control)
In coordination with Dr Massimo Donalisio when indicated: prolotherapy (aimed at strengthening ligament structures), surgical referral if a complete tear is confirmed

Investment

Base protocol price

From

4'060CHF

≈ 8 weeks

Indicative price that may vary with the number of protocol weeks. It will be adjusted after the clinical assessment by the physician and physiotherapist, based on the actual protocol duration and specific needs.

Mandatory prerequisite (not included)

Initial consultation with a partner physician (entry assessment): mandatory prerequisite, not included in the package. If needed, our team handles the referral and booking.

Included in the package

Private physiotherapy sessions (2× 1h / week)
One-on-one personal training (1× 1h / week)
Initial + follow-up consultation with a partner nutritionist
Case coordination: premium orchestration across all experts, direct booking of appointments once your schedule is shared

Extras not included. Imaging (ultrasound, MRI), orthobiologics (PRP, hyaluronic acid, SVF, BMAC), injections, shockwave therapy, biomarker panels: billed on top, only when clinically indicated by the responsible practitioner.

Orthobiology & movement

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Orthobiological and technology-based solutions to support the repair of muscles, tendons, ligaments and joint structures throughout injury care. The goal: optimise recovery time, improve repair quality and promote a faster, more durable return.

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Same area

Other conditions treated: knee

The diagnosis drives the protocol. Here are the other situations we treat in this area.

Knee osteoarthritis (gonarthrosis)

Progressive pain with exertion, then at rest · Morning stiffness · Swelling, cracking

Meniscal tear

Pain along the joint line · Locking or catching sensation · Swelling after exertion

Patellar tendinopathy (jumper's knee)

Localized pain below the kneecap, initially during warm-up then when cold as it progresses · Pain going up or down stairs · Pain in the squat position

Iliotibial band syndrome

Pain on the outer side of the knee · Typically appears after a consistent running distance · Usually eases at rest and returns with effort

Knee bursitis

Localized swelling · Pain on pressure · Local warmth, sometimes redness

Baker's cyst

Swelling or lump behind the knee · Tension or discomfort in full flexion · Pain if the cyst ruptures

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