When shoulder surgery is the right answer
Most patients we see have already tried physical therapy, anti-inflammatories, activity modification, and often one or more cortisone injections. Surgery comes into the conversation when those measures stop working — or when imaging shows a structural problem (a full-thickness rotator cuff tear, a displaced labral tear, end-stage arthritis, a fracture) that cannot heal on its own.
Every recommendation begins with a clear conversation about non-surgical options, the realistic outcome with and without surgery, and what your week-by-week recovery will look like.


