Hip

World-Renowned Hip Leaders

Hip doctors and surgeons are fellowship-trained or specialty-trained medical providers who have undergone additional training that focuses specifically on diagnosing and treating hip problems, including fractures, osteoarthritis, and labral tears. Hip specialists are familiar with an array of hip issues and can recommend the best treatment option. Additionally, they are highly skilled at performing minimally invasive procedures and hip surgeries, including hip replacement surgery and arthroscopic surgery.

At Carrell Clinic, all of our world-renowned leaders are board-certified and fellowship-trained experts within their field of subspecialty as well as fully trained general orthopaedic specialists. This includes our hip doctors, Dr. Paul Peters, Dr. Kurt Kitziger, Dr. Mark Muller, Dr. Michael Khair, Dr. Brian Gladnick, Dr. Bradford Waddell, Dr. Tyler Youngman, and Dr. Justin Cardenas. Our hip specialists’ advanced training and certifications attest to their skill and the profound dedication they have toward the treatment and surgical care of their hip patients.

Do You Need Specialized Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Care for the Hip?

A hip injury or condition can disrupt your life as well as keep you from enjoying the activities you love. Below are some common signs and symptoms you may be experiencing if you have a hip-related injury or condition:

• Hip pain when standing or walking
• Knee pain in addition to hip issues
• Pain in your thigh, groin, or buttock
• Pain when bearing weight on your hip joint
• Stiffness
• Swelling around your hip joint

If you've been experiencing hip pain or any of the above symptoms, you may be suffering from a sports-related or orthopaedic injury or condition of the hip. One of our specialty-trained hip doctors can expertly diagnose you as well as work with you to find the treatment solution right for you. Common hip injuries and conditions they see include:

• Avascular necrosis
• Bursitis
• Cartilage damage
• Femoroacetabular impingement
• Fractures
• Labral tears
• Tendon injuries
• Types of arthritis, such as osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and post-traumatic arthritis

View Our Online Guide to Hip & Knee Replacement

CORI◊ Robotics-Assisted Hip Replacement

Robotics-assisted hip replacement using the CORI Surgical System is available at Carrell Clinic. This technology assists in planning and carrying out hip replacement procedures tailored to each patient’s individual anatomy.

CORI Robotics-Assisted Technology

Experience a Legacy of Excellence and Exceptional Hip Care.

Serving the needs of Dallas, Frisco, and the surrounding areas, our hip doctors are world-renowned leaders who are dedicated to providing patients with the specialized hip care they need to get back to an active, healthy life.

Having dedicated their practices to offering patient-centered care, our hip doctors understand that while surgery, such as hip replacement or arthroscopic surgery, may be the best treatment for one patient, another patient may benefit more from a nonsurgical solution, such as an X-ray–guided injection, anti-inflammatory medication, or physical therapy. That's why our specialists are committed to listening to each patient to fully understand their needs and goals before developing a personalized treatment plan.

If surgery is recommended for you and your injury or condition, rest assured that our hip surgeons continue to uphold excellence by keeping up to date with the latest advancements in technology, surgeries, and techniques. Our surgeons are also committed and well-respected in their field and know how to perform a full range of hip surgeries and minimally invasive procedures. This includes the following surgeries:

• Direct anterior hip replacement
• Hemiarthroplasty
• Hip arthroscopy
• Mini-posterior hip replacement
• Minimally invasive hip replacement
• Reconstructive surgery
• Total hip replacement