French-Trained
Experience at INSEP and leading orthopedic and sports medicine environments in France.
French-Trained Orthopedic Sports Surgeon in Lebanon Dr. Anthony Kamel
Why Dr. Anthony Kamel?
Expertise Built Around Movement
Biomechanics Background
A Master's degree in Biomechanical Engineering, bringing an additional understanding of movement, forces, and joint mechanics.
Conservative-First
Surgery isn't automatically the answer. Treatment is chosen according to the injury, the patient, and their goals.
What He Treats
Specialized Care for Knee, Shoulder, Hip & Ankle Injuries
His Approach
Surgery Isn't Always the Answer.
As a sports medicine doctor in Beirut, Dr. Kamel prioritizes conservative treatment whenever it is appropriate to safely restore movement and function.
Explore Sports Medicine
When surgery is necessary, he specializes in arthroscopic and minimally invasive techniques, with treatment tailored to the individual injury and patient.
Explore Sports SurgeryFor Athletes
Recover Well. Return Safely.
For athletes, recovery isn't simply about becoming pain-free. It's about being ready to perform again.
With experience in competitive sports, including Division 1 basketball, Dr. Kamel considers strength, stability, function, sport-specific demands, and reinjury risk when planning a safe return.
Patient-First Care
Your MRI Is Part of the Diagnosis — Not the Whole Diagnosis.
Imaging can reveal an injury, but it doesn't determine treatment on its own.
Dr. Kamel considers your history, symptoms, physical examination, imaging, activity level, and goals to determine the treatment that is appropriate for you.
We treat the patient — not just the scan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions Patients Often Ask
View All FAQsNo. Treatment depends on factors including knee stability, associated injuries, physical assessment, activity level, and individual goals.
Yes, in some cases. The appropriate treatment depends on the type of tear, symptoms, clinical findings, and the patient's activity level.
There is no universal timeline. Return depends on healing, strength, stability, function, sport-specific demands, and risk of reinjury.
Not always. Medical history and physical examination come first. Imaging is recommended when it can help clarify the diagnosis or guide treatment.
Get Back to What Moves You.
Whether you're dealing with a sports injury, persistent joint pain, a recurring problem, or need a second opinion, start with an assessment and a treatment plan built around your movement and your goals.