Knee pain doesn't have to mean surgery. Our regenerative treatments help restore cartilage health and joint function-so you can get back to the activities you love.
The knee is a complex joint. We treat a wide range of conditions using regenerative medicine.
Cartilage degeneration causing pain, stiffness, and bone-on-bone friction.
Damaged shock-absorbing cartilage causing pain, catching, and locking.
ACL, MCL, PCL sprains and partial tears causing instability and pain.
Inflamed fluid sacs causing swelling, warmth, and pain around the kneecap.
"Jumper's knee" - damage to the tendon connecting kneecap to shinbone.
Softening and breakdown of cartilage under the kneecap (patella).
Difficulty going up or down stairs due to knee pain
Knee feels stiff and hard to bend when you wake up
Visible puffiness around the knee joint
Crunching sensation or sounds when bending knee
Knee feels like it might "give way" or buckle
Avoiding activities you used to enjoy due to pain
We offer multiple regenerative therapies for knee pain, customized to your specific condition.
Platelet-Rich Plasma delivers concentrated growth factors from your own blood directly into the knee joint, stimulating repair mechanisms and resolving long-term inflammation.
A multimodal program that resolves inflammation and restores cartilage health.
Concentrates of proteins, including alpha-2-macroglobulin and others, can reduce the degenerative enzymes responsible for breaking down joint tissue.
Cold laser therapy, also called photobiomodulation, uses specific wavelengths of light to reduce pain and accelerate tissue repair at the cellular level.
Yes, many causes of knee pain respond well to regenerative treatments. PRP, the Regenokine Program and other biologic therapies can improve cartilage health, resolve inflammation, and restore function-helping many patients avoid or significantly delay knee replacement surgery.
Common causes include osteoarthritis, meniscus tears, ligament injuries (ACL, MCL), bursitis, tendinitis, and cartilage defects. The knee is a complex joint, so proper diagnosis is essential for effective treatment.
Most patients notice improvement within 4-6 weeks, with continued progress over 3-6 months as tissue health improves. Results are typically long-lasting because PRP promotes actual healing rather than just masking symptoms.
For most patients, yes. Steroid injections provide temporary relief but can accelerate cartilage breakdown with repeated use. Regenerative treatments like PRP actually promote tissue repair and have longer-lasting benefits without the degenerative side effects.
Don't let knee pain limit your life. Schedule a consultation to find out if regenerative treatment can help you avoid surgery.
