Haisan Fawor
Haisan Fawor is the Clinic Director and Senior Physiotherapist at iPhysio Concord, bringing seven years of experience in the assessment and treatment of musculoskeletal conditions, sports injuries, chronic pain and post-operative recovery. He holds a Doctor of Physiotherapy and a degree in Sport and Exercise Science, providing a foundation in clinical assessment, rehabilitation and human movement.
Haisan treats back and neck pain, cervicogenic headaches, shoulder injuries, hip and knee pain, sciatica, tendinopathies, workplace injuries and sporting injuries. He also works with older adults and people recovering from surgery or managing persistent pain.
His approach combines hands-on physiotherapy with individualised exercise, education and self-management strategies. By identifying the factors contributing to each condition, Haisan develops targeted treatment plans to improve movement, strength and long-term function.
Every patient receives evidence-based, patient-centred care tailored to their lifestyle and goals, helping them recover confidently, return to the activities they value and achieve lasting results.
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