Arthritis Prevention
Correcting FAI impingement halts the progressive cartilage damage that leads to hip arthritis.
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Hip Surgery
Femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) and labral tears can be treated arthroscopically — reshaping the hip joint and repairing the labrum to prevent progressive arthritis.
Request an Appointment →Correcting FAI impingement halts the progressive cartilage damage that leads to hip arthritis.
Repairing the labrum restores hip stability and joint seal — reducing pain and improving function.
Young athletes with FAI can return to sport after recovery from arthroscopic correction.
No — hip arthroscopy is minimally invasive, preserves the native hip, and is appropriate for younger patients with FAI and labral tears before arthritis develops.
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