Hip pain affects everything-walking, sitting, sleeping. Our regenerative treatments can restore your mobility and reduce pain without surgery.
True hip joint pain is usually felt in the groin or front of the thigh-not on the side. If your pain is on the outside of your hip, it's often bursitis or from the gluteal tendons. Pain in the buttock may come from the SI joint or be referred from your spine.
Usually true hip joint problem-arthritis, labrum tear, or cartilage damage
Often trochanteric bursitis or gluteal tendinopathy
May be SI joint dysfunction or referred from lumbar spine
Cartilage degeneration causing groin pain, stiffness, and reduced range of motion.
Damage to the ring of cartilage that cushions the hip socket.
Inflamed bursa causing pain on the outside of the hip, especially at night.
Degeneration of the gluteal tendons causing lateral hip pain.
Abnormal bone contact causing pain with hip flexion and rotation.
Sacroiliac joint problems causing buttock pain that mimics hip pain.
Pain in the groin that gets worse with activity
Hip feels stiff and hard to move when you wake up
Decreased range of motion limiting daily activities
Hip pain that disrupts sleep, especially lying on that side
Sensations of locking or catching in the hip
Altered gait to avoid putting weight on the hip
Our treatments can help restore hip function and reduce pain without surgery.
Concentrated platelets delivered directly into the hip joint to stimulate cartilage repair.
Learn more →A multimodal program that resolves inflammation and restores cartilage health.
Learn more →Concentrates of proteins, including alpha-2-macroglobulin and others, can reduce the degenerative enzymes responsible for breaking down joint tissue.
Learn more →Yes, many causes of hip pain respond well to regenerative treatments. PRP and The Regenokine® Program can repair damaged cartilage, reduce inflammation, and restore hip function-helping patients avoid or delay hip replacement surgery.
True hip joint pain is usually felt in the groin or front of the thigh, not on the outside of the hip. Pain on the outside of the hip is often bursitis. Pain in the buttock may be from the SI joint or referred from the spine.
Studies show PRP can provide significant relief and improved function for hip osteoarthritis, with effects that may last 6-12 months. It’s most effective for mild-to-moderate arthritis before bone-on-bone contact develops.
Hip injections are performed using ultrasound guidance to ensure precise placement of the regenerative material into the joint. The procedure takes about 30-45 minutes and you can walk out of the office afterward.
Don't let hip pain limit your life. Find out if regenerative treatment can help you avoid hip replacement surgery.
