Hip labral tear treatment without surgery.
Many partial hip labral tears and the groin pain that comes with them have non-surgical options. Get a free, in-person review before arthroscopy.
The basics
Hip labral tear — do you need surgery?
Hip labral tears are common on MRI — and not all of them need surgery. Partial tears and the impingement-related irritation around them often respond to non-surgical, regenerative care and targeted rehab, especially in active adults. Large, unstable tears and advanced arthritis are where surgery is more likely the answer.
Honest candidacy
Are you a good candidate?
Non-surgical, regenerative care works best when there's still tissue to work with. We'll tell you the truth — for free.
We often help
- Partial hip labral tears
- Impingement-related hip and groin irritation
- Trochanteric bursitis and tendinopathy
- Groin or hip pain that hasn't responded to PT
When it may be too advanced
- Large, unstable labral tears
- Advanced hip arthritis or joint collapse
- Dysplasia needing reconstruction
If that's you, we'll say so at no charge and point you to the right next step.
Straight answers
Hip labral tear questions people ask
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Get an honest answer about your hip labral tear — free.
Talk to a board-certified physician before you decide on surgery. No pressure, and $0 if there's no medical need.