Understanding Knee Pain
Knee pain is one of the most common complaints we treat, especially among athletes and active individuals. The knee’s complex structure makes it vulnerable to various injuries and degenerative conditions that can significantly impact mobility and quality of life.
Common Conditions
- Torn cartilage cushions that absorb shock.
- Damaged ligaments that provide stability.
- Inflamed tendons from overuse.
- Cartilage wear-and-tear causing bone-on-bone contact.
- Fluid-filled swellings behind the knee and tight bands of tissue along the outer thigh.
These conditions frequently result from sports activities involving pivoting and jumping, gradual wear from running or high-impact activities, sudden twists or direct blows to the knee, or natural aging as cartilage thins and supporting structures weaken.
Early minor stiffness or occasional pain can evolve into significant instability and chronic discomfort that limits daily activities.
Limitations of Standard Treatment
Meds, therapy, and cortisone ease pain - but only temporarily.
Therapy improves motion, it can’t heal rotator‑cuff tears or labral damage.
Long rehab (4–6 months) with risks of stiffness, re‑tear, and limited strength.
Traditional approaches rely on pain medications, corticosteroid injections, and physical therapy for symptom management.
While helpful initially, these methods don’t repair damaged cartilage, meniscus, or ligaments. Steroid injections may provide temporary relief but can accelerate cartilage breakdown over time with repeated use.
When conservative treatments fail, surgical options like arthroscopy or knee replacement are often recommended. However, surgery involves considerations including potential infection, possible blood clots, recovery periods of 3-6 months, and complications such as ongoing stiffness or incomplete healing.
Even successful procedures may not restore full function, and some patients experience persistent limitations.
BRC's Regenerative Solutions
We offer cutting-edge regenerative therapies that focus on healing knee structures from within:
Bone Marrow Stem Cell Therapy
Regenerates cartilage, meniscus, and other damaged tissues through your body's most powerful healing cells.
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) Knee Injections
Accelerates healing while reducing inflammation naturally using concentrated growth factors.
PRGF (Plasma Rich in Growth Factors)
Provides sustained growth factor release for ongoing tissue repair and regeneration.
Growth Factor Therapy
Enhances cellular repair and reduces inflammation through targeted biological healing signals.
Our treatments address multiple knee problems simultaneously – working to repair damaged cartilage, strengthen ligaments, and reduce inflammation. Using advanced 3T MRI and ultrasound guidance, we precisely target damaged areas.
Comprehensive, Multi‑Source Care
This comprehensive approach may help reduce the need for surgery while potentially providing improved long-term outcomes compared to conventional treatments.
Safety and Treatment Process
All treatments use your body’s own healing cells, ensuring safety and biocompatibility. Our knee specialists perform precise ultrasound-guided injections in a comfortable clinical setting.
The minimally invasive procedures allow for quick recovery and return to activities.
Expected Outcomes
Patients typically see progressive improvement over 1-3 months, with reduced pain, increased stability, and improved function. Many avoid planned surgeries and return to their desired athletic participation level.
Individual results vary depending on condition severity and patient commitment to treatment.
Want to avoid knee replacement if possible?
Our comprehensive knee evaluation uses advanced imaging to assess cartilage, meniscus, and ligament health while developing your personalized regenerative treatment strategy.
Please bring: Recent MRI or imaging studies, current medication and supplement list, activity goals, and detailed symptom history including what movements cause pain.
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