Tennis elbow that finally stays gone.
Tennis elbow, golfer's elbow, UCL injuries, chronic tendinosis — regenerative treatment that rebuilds the tendon and ligament so your grip, your lifts and your throwing arm come back for good.
Rest didn't fail you. The diagnosis did.
Tennis and golfer's elbow aren't inflammation — they're degeneration. The tendon's collagen has worn faster than it can rebuild, which is exactly why braces, rest and cortisone keep disappointing you: none of them rebuilds anything.
PRP and shockwave do. Delivered precisely to the degenerated tendon, they switch the repair process back on — restoring pain-free grip, lifting and racquet time instead of managing another flare.
Elbow conditions we treat
No two of these share a protocol — the diagnosis decides everything that follows.
Tennis elbow
Lateral epicondylitis — the ache on the outside of the elbow.
Golfer's elbow
Medial epicondylitis — its inner-elbow counterpart.
UCL tears
Partial ulnar collateral ligament injuries in throwers — orthobiologics can spare select arms the Tommy John conversation.
Distal biceps tendinopathy
Front-of-elbow pain that loads up when you lift.
Cubital tunnel syndrome
Ulnar nerve entrapment at the elbow — treated with ultrasound-guided hydrodissection, not open release.
Chronic tendinosis
The long-haul tendon pain that outlasted every home remedy.
How we treat the elbow
The order matters as much as the menu — therapies are sequenced to your specific diagnosis.
Keeping the operating room in reserve
Surgery keeps its place in the toolbox — at the back, where it belongs until the biology has had its chance.
Common questions about elbow treatment
I've rested it for months. Why is it still there?
Because degeneration doesn't resolve with rest — the tendon needs an active repair stimulus. That's what PRP and shockwave provide, and it's why they succeed where anti-inflammatories quit.
How many visits does an elbow usually take?
Often just one treatment, sometimes a short series, always paired with a simple progressive-loading program that locks in the gains.
Do I have to stop lifting?
No — we modify rather than remove. You'll train around the tendon on a progression we set, so fitness doesn't evaporate while the elbow rebuilds.
Put a name on your elbow pain.
One evaluation: a committed diagnosis, your realistic options, and a plan you could explain over dinner.