When an athlete pushes past limits and sustains hip trauma or degeneration, the path back to top performance must be precise, powerful, and evidence-based. Advances in orthobiologic treatments now focus on supporting the body’s natural ability to heal and regenerate tissue rather than only repairing damage. Here’s how orthobiologic injections may help enhance recovery and improve overall joint function over time.
Persistent hip pain can be a major setback, sidelining you from your sport and disrupting your life. While surgery is an option for some, many athletes are turning to advanced regenerative therapies like Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) and regenerative cell injections. Both treatments harness the body's natural ability to heal, but they work in fundamentally different ways. Understanding these differences is key to choosing the right path for your recovery and getting you back in the game.
Imagine training hard, only to be sidelined by persistent pain deep in your buttocks. You stretch, rest, and even see a spine specialist, convinced it’s a back issue, yet the discomfort lingers. The truth is, it might not be your spine at all.
Hip pain and degeneration affect millions worldwide, often limiting mobility and quality of life. While platelet-rich plasma (PRP) has gained recognition for its regenerative potential, innovative options are emerging that may provide even greater benefits. One such breakthrough is Lipogems®, an orthobiologic treatment harnessing the body’s own fat tissue. This post explores how Lipogems is transforming hip joint care.
Hip problems can affect anyone, from athletes sidelined by labral tears to adults struggling with arthritis-related pain. As treatment options evolve, patients are seeking solutions that are less invasive, more precise, and longer lasting. Innovation drives every step of care at the American Hip Institute (AHI), and this blog explores how we remain at the forefront of hip preservation and hip replacement.
