ACL Reconstruction
The ACL is essential for knee stability, especially in sports and high-impact movement. When torn, surgical reconstruction using grafts can restore strength and control. Our specialists personalize each procedure for optimal recovery and performance.
Cartilage Defects
Healthy cartilage is key to pain-free joint motion. When defects occur, we provide advanced non-surgical and surgical treatments designed to repair or regenerate the damaged tissue and protect the knee’s long-term health.
Custom Fit Total Knee Replacement
For patients needing a knee replacement, our custom-fit option uses digital planning and 3D modeling to craft an implant that matches their individual anatomy, supporting better results and faster return to activity.
Distal Realignment Procedures
Distal realignment adjusts the patellar tracking system to address recurring kneecap dislocations or misalignment. This targeted procedure restores proper movement and joint balance.
Knee Arthroplasty
Knee arthroplasty replaces the deteriorated parts of the knee with precision-engineered implants. It’s a highly successful procedure for reducing pain and improving movement in advanced cases of joint degeneration.
Knee Arthroscopy
Knee arthroscopy uses advanced tools and a small camera to treat conditions inside the joint through tiny openings. Patients benefit from less pain, lower risk, and shorter downtime.
Meniscal Repair vs. Debridement
When treating meniscus injuries, our team considers both repair (preserving the cartilage) and debridement (removing damaged parts). We tailor the approach to your condition to ensure optimal recovery.
Partial Knee Replacement
Unlike total replacement, partial knee replacement resurfaces only the affected area, often resulting in less pain, a smaller incision, and a faster return to activity.
Total Knee Replacement
Total knee replacement involves removing worn-out joint surfaces and replacing them with durable, custom-fit implants. It’s a highly effective way to restore movement and reduce chronic pain.
Knee Anatomy and Function
Comprised of bones, ligaments, cartilage, and soft tissues. Its design allows for strength, flexibility, and stability, making it vital for standing, walking, and dynamic motion.
Your Knee Care Resource
Browse our comprehensive FAQ for guidance on knee issues, treatment options, and how we help you regain movement.
