Non-Surgical Options For Knee and Hip

Advanced Treatment Options to Restore Mobility and Relieve Pain

Explore Our Knee and Hip Pain Solutions

Knee and hip pain can interfere with your daily life, making simple movements difficult and limiting your ability to stay active. However, not all joint pain requires surgery. At Barber Total Joint, we offer advanced non-surgical treatments designed to reduce pain, improve mobility, and help you maintain an active lifestyle without the need for invasive procedures.

Who Can Benefit from Non-Surgical Treatments?

If you’re experiencing chronic joint pain, stiffness, or reduced mobility, non-surgical options may help you manage symptoms and avoid or delay surgery. These treatments are ideal for individuals who:

Have early-stage arthritis or mild to moderate joint damage
Experience pain due to inflammation, bursitis, or overuse injuries
Want to avoid or postpone joint replacement surgery
Need a customized treatment plan to support long-term joint health

Non-Surgical Treatment Options for Knee & Hip Pain

At Barber Total Joint, we offer a variety of non-invasive treatments to address knee and hip pain and improve joint function.

1. Joint Injections

Injections can provide targeted pain relief and reduce inflammation in the knee and hip joints:

Cortisone Injections – Help decrease inflammation and provide temporary relief for arthritis, bursitis, and tendonitis.
Hyaluronic Acid Injections – Improve joint lubrication, reducing pain and stiffness associated with osteoarthritis.
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy – Uses your body’s natural healing properties to repair tissues and reduce inflammation.

2. Physical Therapy & Strength Training

A structured physical therapy program can strengthen the muscles around the knee and hip joints, improve flexibility, and enhance stability. A customized therapy plan may include:

Targeted strengthening exercises to support joint function
Stretching routines to improve range of motion
Balance training to reduce strain on the knee and hip joints
Activity modifications to prevent further joint damage

3. Medication Management

For many patients, medications can be an effective part of managing joint pain and inflammation:

Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) to reduce swelling and discomfort
Pain-relief medications tailored to your condition
Joint health supplements to support cartilage health and slow joint degeneration

4. Lifestyle Modifications & At-Home Care

Simple changes to your daily routine can make a significant impact on joint health and pain management:

Weight Management – Maintaining a healthy weight reduces excess stress on knee and hip joints.
Low-Impact Exercise – Activities like swimming, cycling, and walking help strengthen joints without excessive strain.
Cold and Heat Therapy – Applying ice packs or heat pads can help manage pain and inflammation.
Nutritional Support – A diet rich in anti-inflammatory foods can help reduce joint pain and promote long-term joint health.

5. Bracing & Support Devices

For individuals experiencing joint instability, customized knee and hip braces can provide additional support and relieve pressure on affected areas, improving mobility and comfort.

When to Consider Surgical Options

While non-surgical treatments can provide long-term relief, there may come a time when joint pain continues to worsen despite conservative care. If pain significantly affects your ability to move, work, or enjoy life, surgical options like partial or total knee and hip replacement may be the best path toward lasting relief.

Your Next Steps

We make the process simple and straightforward. Start by scheduling your consultation with Dr. Barber, and let our team craft a personalized solution to get you back on the move and reduce your pain.