Dr Matthew Hislop

Dr Matthew Hislop is an Australian-based Sport and Exercise Physician, specializing in Sports Medicine. He obtained his MBBS degree and pursued further studies to earn his MSc degree. With his extensive knowledge and experience in the field, Dr Hislop has become a distinguished member of the Australian College of Sports Physicians (FACSP).

Dr Hislop's primary focus lies in addressing medical problems and injuries that affect all parts of the body. He has developed a special interest in conditions such as exertional leg pain, compartment pressure studies, PRP injections, intra-articular cortisone injections, and the management of Popliteal Artery Entrapment Syndrome.

As a Sports Medicine Physician, Dr Hislop dedicates his practice to providing professional care to athletes and individuals engaged in physical activities. He possesses a deep understanding of the unique demands and challenges faced by these individuals. Dr Hislop is committed to helping his patients recover from injuries, achieve peak performance, and improve their overall well-being.

Dr Hislop's approach to patient care is characterized by his ability to communicate complex medical concepts in a simple and accessible manner. He believes in actively involving his patients in decisions regarding their treatment plans, acknowledging their individual needs, and ensuring they are well-informed throughout the process.

By staying up-to-date with the latest advancements in Sports Medicine, Dr Hislop continually strives to enhance his skills and broaden his knowledge. His commitment to professional development and ongoing education enables him to provide the highest standard of care to his patients.

In his practice located in Hawthorne, Dr Matthew Hislop welcomes both athletes and non-athletes seeking expert guidance and treatment for their sports-related injuries or conditions. Through his comprehensive and compassionate approach, he aims to support his patients in returning to their desired level of physical activity and optimizing their overall health and performance.