Dr Fred Nouh

Dr Fred Nouh is an Orthopaedic Surgeon Specialising in all aspects of arthroscopic & reconstructive Knee surgery, Hip and Knee replacement, arthroscopic shoulder surgery and trauma. Having performed thousands of operations during his time as an Orthopaedic surgeon, he is highly skilled and experienced.

With a particular interest in Joints replacement for the treatment of arthritis of the Hip and Knee, he performs both primary joint replacements and revision joint replacement surgery. Dr. Nouh’s recent interests include the minimally invasive Anterior approach Hip Replacement and Patient-Specific Instrument (PSI) Total Knee replacement.

Dr Nouh is also a leading surgeon in knee ACL reconstruction and Knee arthroscopy meniscus repair surgery, and our patients experience superb outcomes with a return to their favourite sports.

Dr Nouh is committed to providing expert orthopaedic care that is personalised to each patient to help them obtain the best outcomes from their surgery. His practice prides itself on dedicated personal care and attention, and exceptional surgical results. Dr Nouh provides high-quality care for both private and public patients, and we offer urgent care for trauma and workers compensation injuries. We are experts in workers compensation and in helping our patients recover and return back to work.

Patient feedback has been very positive with excellent surgical results enjoyed by his patients. Our patients highly recommend Dr Nouh to their family and friends as a result. Fred’s patients have reported freedom from pain after surgery, and being able to resume an active lifestyle, return to work, and enjoy sports once more.

Dr Nouh was educated in Sydney, and completed his Orthopaedic Surgery training in Australia. He graduated from the University of NSW in 1999. Following graduation, Dr Nouh was selected by the Australian Orthopaedic Association for advanced training in Orthopaedic surgery. He completed his Orthopaedic training in 2009 and was awarded the Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons.

He went even further and spent an additional 18 months completing three post-training fellowships in lower limb surgery with leading Orthopaedic surgeons in those fields including:

• Clinical and Research Fellowship in Knee surgery, North Sydney Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Centre, the Mater Hospital, Sydney, and

• Joint Arthroplasty Fellowship at the Whitlam Joint Replacement Centre, Fairfield.