Hip pain due to overuse or injury can put a halt on your life. Johns Hopkins hip preservation clinic helps people with chronic hip pain get back to doing what they enjoy. Hip preservation is a minimally invasive approach to treating certain hip conditions, such as hip labral tears and hip impingement, that don't require a hip replacement. This approach may be appropriate for active people under the age 45 and can help delay or even eliminate the need for a future hip replacement.
Why Choose Johns Hopkins
- Years of experience in hip preservation surgery and minimally invasive arthroscopic techniques
- Cutting-edge surgical and imaging technology and operating rooms
- Attentive and supportive staff available to answer questions and help you make informed care decisions
Our Hip Preservation Expert
Alex Arden Johnson, M.D.
Director of Hip Preservation, Johns Hopkins Department of Orthopaedic Surgery
Team Physician, Johns Hopkins University Athletics
Assistant Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery
Team Physician, Johns Hopkins University Athletics
Assistant Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery