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Dr. Raymond Leung is a Consultant in Sport and Exercise Medicine renowned for his expertise in musculoskeletal injuries and sports-related medical issues. With a background in both the private sector and professional sports, Dr. Leung brings extensive clinical experience to his practice.

Previously serving as an NHS Consultant at Homerton University Hospital in London, Dr. Leung has treated a diverse range of patients, from recreational athletes to elite performers. He has comprehensive skills in diagnosing and managing acute and chronic musculoskeletal injuries, addressing issues across various age groups.

Dr. Leung is highly proficient in diagnostic musculoskeletal ultrasound scanning and offers a wide range of ultrasound-guided injections, including corticosteroid, hyaluronic acid, platelet-rich plasma (PRP), hydrodistension/dilatation, and high-volume injections. Additionally, he provides treatments such as shockwave therapy and personalised exercise prescriptions to optimise recovery and performance.

Currently, Dr. Leung is actively involved in the professional development squads at Arsenal Football Club, where he applies his expertise in sports medicine to support athletes in reaching their full potential. His previous roles include working with West Ham United Football Club, as well as serving as the club doctor for the women's first team squad.

Beyond football, Dr. Leung has contributed his medical expertise to various sporting disciplines and events, including the Lawn Tennis Association, British Figure Skating, All England Badminton, British Universities and Colleges Sport, Para-swimming, and the London Marathon. 

Dr. Leung's areas of interest cover a wide spectrum of sports injuries and musculoskeletal conditions in both adults and children. These include overuse injuries, orthopaedic injuries, joint pain, arthritis, stress fractures, muscle injuries, ligament tears, tendinopathies, and more. He also specialises in rehabilitation, female athlete triad, diagnostic ultrasonography, and various injection therapies.