Orthopedics the way it should be practiced.
Surgery is a tool, not a first resort. Before recommending an operation, I take time to understand your full picture — imaging, history, activity level, and goals. When surgery is the right answer, you can count on me to provide the evidence-based techniques to optimize your outcome.
4+ years
of independent practice
Minimally Invasive Arthroscopy
- Shoulders
- Knees
- Hips
Procedures
- Shoulder and knee arthroplasty.
- Ankle and shoulder instability and ligamentous tears.
- All knee ligamentous injuries including revision ACL, multiligamentous
knee injuries.
- All cartilage restoration procedures
Conditions & procedures.
Joint Replacement
Total and partial replacement of the knee and shoulder. Minimally invasive techniques where appropriate, with a nutrition-supported recovery protocol to accelerate healing.
Fracture Care
Acute fracture management and complex reconstructive cases. Nutritional optimization — particularly protein and micronutrient support — is integrated into every fracture recovery plan.
Non-Surgical Orthopedics
Comprehensive conservative management including injections, physical therapy coordination, and activity modification — because surgery avoided is often the best outcome.
Sports Medicine & Injuries
ACL, rotator cuff, meniscus, labral tears, tendon injuries, and hip arthroscopy. I treat athletes and active patients with a return-to-performance mindset, not just return-to-function.
Regenerative Medicine
Stem cell therapy and peptide therapy for appropriate candidates. Evidence-based selection criteria — I don't offer these as a universal solution, only when the data supports it.
What to expect as a patient.
Thorough evaluation
Honest recommendation
If surgery is the right answer, I'll tell you why. If it isn't, I'll tell you that too. I have no incentive to operate if a conservative approach will get you where you want to go.
Recovery with intention
Every post-op plan includes nutritional guidance alongside physical therapy. Protein targets, anti-inflammatory nutrition, and supplementation are part of the standard protocol.
What patients ask.
How do I know if I need surgery?
Surgery is recommended only when conservative measures have been exhausted or when the severity of the injury makes early surgical intervention clearly superior. At your first visit we'll review your imaging and history and I'll give you an honest assessment.
What makes your recovery approach different?
Most orthopedic recovery plans focus on physical therapy alone. I layer in a nutritional protocol — adequate protein intake, anti-inflammatory nutrition, and targeted supplementation — because the science shows it accelerates tissue repair and reduces complication rates.
Let's talk about your options.
Whether you're seeking a second opinion or a first consultation, I'll give you a clear picture of where you stand and what your options are.