Comprehensive Evaluation: Our orthopedic surgeons will conduct a thorough evaluation of your shoulder condition, including a detailed medical history review, physical examination, and diagnostic tests such as X-rays, MRI scans, or CT scans. This evaluation helps determine the underlying cause of your recurrent dislocation and guides the development of an individualized treatment plan.

Non-Surgical Treatments: For some patients with mild instability or those who prefer non-surgical options, non-operative treatments may be recommended. These can include physical therapy to strengthen the muscles around the shoulder joint, activity modification, and the use of supportive devices such as braces or slings.

Surgical Intervention: In cases where non-surgical treatments fail to provide adequate stability or when there are structural abnormalities contributing to recurrent dislocations, surgical intervention may be necessary. Our skilled surgeons specialize in various surgical techniques to address shoulder instability, including arthroscopic stabilization procedures such as Bankart repair, capsular shift, or the use of anchors to reattach and tighten the ligaments and tissues surrounding the shoulder joint.

Rehabilitation and Recovery: Following surgical intervention, we provide comprehensive postoperative care, including personalized rehabilitation programs and physical therapy. Our goal is to optimize your recovery, restore shoulder strength and stability, and help you regain full shoulder function. Our team of therapists will guide you through specific exercises and activities aimed at improving range of motion, muscle strength, and proprioception.