The hip is the foundation of movement, carrying your weight with every step, bend, and stride. But years of activity, repetitive motion, or injury can weaken its stability and limit your movement. With our therapeutic approach, you’ll enhance strength, ease discomfort, and move freely again.
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Our leading-edge nonsurgical services target inflammation, accelerate healing, and renew mobility—helping you move with greater ease and confidence.
Through specialized sports therapy medicine, our licensed physical therapies focus on strengthening the hip, improving flexibility, and preventing future injuries.
We provide advanced orthopedic services, including Prolozone, BMAC, PRP, and peptide injections. They promote tissue repair in arthritic and injured hip muscles.
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Use our interactive tool to discover how we personalize your healing approach based on your unique needs.
Hip pain often develops from wear and tear, inflammation, injury affecting the bones, muscles, or connective tissues. Conditions like arthritis, bursitis, tendonitis, and labral tears can lead to stiffness and discomfort, while acute injuries may cause sudden pain and mobility issues.
If you’re experiencing ongoing discomfort, Dr. Bayless—our hip doctor in Southlake—can assess your symptoms, diagnose the underlying causes, and recommend individualized treatment options.
Orthobiologics is the medical term used to refer to natural substances, such as bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC), platelet-rich plasma (PRP), and micronized fat injections. These types of regenerative solutions elevate the body’s ability to heal itself.
When injected into the hips, orthobiologics promote tissue regeneration, reduce inflammation, and accelerate recovery.
The healing time for a hip injury varies based on the severity and the type of treatment. Minor injuries may take a few weeks to heal with rest, ice, and physical therapy. More significant conditions, such as ligament strains or moderate tendon injuries, may require several months of rehabilitation.
The “clicking” or “snapping” sound in your hip often results from a band of tissue moving over the greater trochanter—a bony part of your thigh bone. Commonly referred to as “snapping hip syndrome” or “dancer’s hip,” this condition often indicates tight muscles or tendons.
The hip is one of the most complex and essential weight-bearing structures in the body. This ball-and-socket joint connects the femur (thigh bone) to the pelvis (bony structure at the base of the spine), allowing for a wide range of motion while stabilizing body weight during movement.
A healthy hip relies on strong muscles, stable ligaments, and smooth cartilage to perform properly. Any injury or disease of the hip will adversely affect the hip’s ability to move and capability to bear weight. When injury, arthritis, or degeneration affect any of these structures, ease of motion, balance, and stability can suffer.
When one or more of these components becomes damaged, inflamed, or weakened, hip pain and range of motion issues can develop—making expert care essential.
Your journey to better mobility starts with a one-on-one consultation with Robert Bayless, MD, our trusted hip doctor in Southlake. During this visit, we take the time to listen to your concerns, assess how hip pain is affecting your life, review your medical history and any imaging testing.
This thorough evaluation allows Dr. Bayless and our team to pinpoint the root cause of your discomfort and create a care plan tailored to your distinct needs. By the end of your consultation, you’ll clearly understand your diagnosis, available care options, and the next steps forward.
Once you and Dr. Bayless collaboratively establish a personalized plan, we’ll move forward with the most effective nonsurgical therapies to help you regain strength, movement, and comfort. Depending on your condition, treatment may include regenerative orthobiologic injections such as PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma), BMAC (bone marrow aspirate concentrate), or prolozone therapy to promote healing and ease inflammation.
For patients needing additional assistance, we integrate sports medicine and physical therapy guidance, focusing on setting the hip and surrounding muscles to improve overall function. We also offer specialized pain management solutions, including target injections that relieve discomfort and restore movement, ensuring an all-encompassing approach to your recovery.
The healing process doesn’t stop once treatment is complete. At B.O.B., we prioritize enduring success by providing detailed post-care instructions and ongoing aid to help you recover optimally. Follow-up appointments allow your hip doctor in Southlake to monitor progress, make any necessary adjustments, and ensure you’re experiencing the best possible outcome. We’ll educate and equip you with the strategies to maintain mobility and strength for years to come.
