Expertise You Can Count On

Our highly trained orthopedic team in Brooklyn delivers comprehensive care for every stage of hip health. With state-of-the-art diagnostics, modern treatments, and a focus on restoring function, we’re committed to helping you overcome pain and reclaim your active lifestyle.

Common Hip Conditions We Diagnose and Treat

  • Arthritis of the Hip: A general term for joint inflammation that leads to stiffness, swelling, and pain in the hip.
  • Osteoarthritis: A degenerative “wear-and-tear” condition where cartilage in the hip breaks down over time.
  • Spondylitis: A type of spinal arthritis that can cause inflammation and pain that radiates into the hips and pelvis.
  • Rheumatoid Arthritis: An autoimmune disease that attacks the lining of the joints, leading to chronic hip inflammation and damage.
  • Bursitis: Inflammation of the fluid-filled sacs (bursae) that cushion your hip joint, often causing sharp or aching pain.
  • Tendonitis: Irritation or inflammation of tendons around the hip, usually due to overuse or strain.
  • Hip Fractures: Breaks in the upper part of the femur, often resulting from falls or trauma, especially in older adults.
  • Labral Tears: Damage to the labrum, the cartilage ring that stabilizes the hip joint, which can cause locking, clicking, or pain.
  • Hip Impingement (FAI): A condition where abnormal bone growth causes the ball and socket of the hip joint to rub improperly.
  • Muscle & Ligament Strains: Overstretching or tearing of soft tissues in the hip, commonly due to athletic activity or overuse.
  • Sciatica: Nerve pain originating in the lower back that travels through the hip and down the leg, often due to compression or irritation.
  • Avascular Necrosis: A serious condition where poor blood supply to the hip bone leads to bone tissue death and joint collapse.

Expert Hip Care Starts Here

Trust your mobility to the New York Sports & Joints board-certified, fellowship-trained team. We offer minimally invasive options and advanced surgical care tailored to your unique needs, focused on reducing pain, restoring function, and improving quality of life.

Take the first step today. Contact our Brooklyn office to schedule your personalized consultation.

Direct Anterior Hip Replacement

This minimally invasive procedure allows for muscle preservation, less pain, and faster rehab. At NY Sports & Joints, our expert surgeons use the latest anterior techniques to help you get back on your feet—stronger, sooner, and with confidence.

Hip Arthroscopy

This minimally invasive technique treats conditions like labral tears and hip impingement through tiny incisions, preserving tissue, reducing pain, and helping you heal faster.

Hip Labral Repair

We treat labral tears with precise, tissue-preserving techniques to restore stability, reduce pain, and improve mobility, so you can move freely again.

Labral Debridement

When repair isn’t ideal, our surgeons carefully remove damaged labral tissue to reduce pain and protect hip function, helping you recover quickly and move comfortably.

Osteoplasty

This minimally invasive procedure removes excess bone and reshapes the hip joint to relieve impingement, improve mobility, and prevent long-term damage. It’s often performed with hip arthroscopy for comprehensive care.

Total Hip Resurfacing

A conservative approach to hip replacement that preserves more bone, perfect for active patients seeking long-term relief and joint strength.

Hip Anatomy and Function

We educate you on the structure and function of your hip joint to support smart, informed choices, laying the foundation for better healing and lasting results.

Hip FAQ

Explore answers to common questions about hip health, pain management, and treatment—straight from the specialists at New York Sports & Joints in Brooklyn.

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