Hip Services
At East Coast Orthopaedics, we understand that hip pain doesn’t just affect your mobility - it impacts your independence and quality of life.
Whether you are managing the wear and tear of osteoarthritis, recovering from an athletic injury, or seeking relief from chronic discomfort, we provide a comprehensive approach to care.
From advanced diagnostics and conservative non-surgical therapies to pioneering minimally invasive joint replacement techniques, we are committed to restoring your function and helping you return to the activities you love with confidence and ease.
Common Hip Conditions We Treat
Acute & Sports Injuries
✚ Femoroacetabular Impingement (FAI) / Hip Labral Tear
✚ Proximal Hamstring Tendon Avulsion
✚ Fractures and dislocations (All Age Groups)
✚ Tendinopathies & Bursitis
Degenerative & Chronic Conditions
✚ Severe Hip Osteoarthritis / Avascular Necrosis
✚ Chronic Tendonitis / Mild Osteoarthritis
✚ Joint Inflammation / Bursitis / Severe Localized Pain
Hip Operative Procedures
High-performance prosthetic replacement to eliminate chronic pain and restore natural, fluid movement.
Using modern implant designs and minimally invasive surgical approaches, hip replacement consistently ranks among the most successful elective procedures in orthopaedic surgery, with the large majority of patients reporting significant pain relief and improved mobility that lasts well beyond a decade.
Arthroplasty/Hip Replacement
High-performance prosthetic replacement to eliminate chronic pain and restore natural, fluid movement.
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Keyhole repair of the cartilage rim to restore stability and relieve deep groin pain for an active lifestyle.
Particularly effective for patients with femoroacetabular impingement (FAI), where abnormal bone contact causes labral damage over time. Addressing both the structural impingement and the labral tear together produces the most durable outcomes. These are often supplemented with Platelet rich plasma or other biologics.
Hip arthroscopy and labral repair
Keyhole repair of the cartilage rim to restore stability and relieve deep groin pain for an active lifestyle.
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Reattaches torn tendons to restore the leg strength and power needed for walking, running, and athletics.
Proximal hamstring repairs are most effective when performed early following a complete rupture, though reconstruction remains a reliable option for chronic tears, with the majority of patients achieving a return to sport and high-demand physical activity following structured rehabilitation. These are often supplemented with Platelet rich plasma or other biologics.
Hamstring repair/reconstruction
Reattaches torn tendons to restore the leg strength and power needed for walking, running, and athletics.
