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.
Hip injuries can derail an athlete’s career and sideline even the most elite performers. Whether you're sprinting, cutting, pivoting, or landing, the hip joint plays a central role in performance. The good news is that most hip injuries are preventable with a strategic focus on three essential elements: balance, mobility, and strength.
As a parent of an active teen, you’re no stranger to bumps, bruises, and sore muscles. But when your child starts complaining about hip pain that doesn’t go away, it may be time to dig deeper. In this guide, we’ll explain when to seek care from a hip specialist and why early intervention matters.
Treating hip pain isn’t always straightforward. What seems like a pulled muscle or lower back strain could actually stem from a deeper issue within the hip joint.
