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PRP Ankle Sprain Injury Treatment & Arthroscopy
PRP Ankle Sprain Injury Treatment & Arthroscopy
A rolled ankle that never fully healed, a ligament that keeps giving out, or a nagging tendon injury from years of sport — PRP Ankle Sprain Injury Treatment & Arthroscopy treats ankle injuries in Astoria with regenerative PRP therapy and minimally invasive arthroscopy, tailored to how your injury actually behaves.
A sprain that keeps recurring, a ligament that never tightened back up, or a tendon that's been overworked for years all need different treatment. We evaluate the specific structures involved before recommending PRP, arthroscopy, or a combination of both.
From weekend athletes to competitive players, we treat the full range of ankle injuries that keep people sidelined.
Located on 30th Ave, easy to reach for patients throughout Astoria and Western Queens.
PRP and arthroscopic techniques are explored before more invasive surgical options are ever discussed.
Platelet rich plasma therapy that uses your own blood to accelerate ligament and tendon healing.
From a first-time rolled ankle to a sprain that never fully healed.
Minimally invasive surgery for damage a scan alone can't fully diagnose or fix.
We see a steady stream of Astoria patients who were told to "just rest it" after an ankle sprain, only to have it keep giving out months later. Our approach starts with figuring out exactly which ligament or tendon is still compromised.
That's where PRP therapy and, when needed, ankle arthroscopy come in — treating the actual structural problem rather than just managing the pain around it.
We treat athletes dealing with recurring instability alongside patients whose ankle injury happened years ago and never resolved properly, using the same thorough diagnostic approach for both.
We're based on 30th Ave in Astoria and see patients Monday, Tuesday through Wednesday, and Friday.
One call gets you an evaluation of what's actually going on and which treatment fits your injury.
Call 516-441-3205 NowThis practice exists because too many ankle sprains get treated as a minor, self-resolving injury when the ligament damage underneath never actually heals. Every visit starts with a real diagnostic look at what's going on, so treatment addresses the structure that's actually damaged.
We work with patients dealing with chronic ankle instability, ligament tears that were missed on an earlier exam, and tendon injuries built up over years of sport or overuse — cases that often need more than rest and a brace to resolve.
We identify exactly which ligament or tendon is compromised before recommending treatment.
PRP therapy is explored to encourage the body's own healing before considering more invasive routes.
Ankle arthroscopy addresses damage through small incisions rather than open surgery.
We regularly treat athletes dealing with recurring sprains and overuse injuries.
Evening hours Tuesday and Wednesday make it easier to fit appointments around work.
Conveniently located on 30th Ave for patients throughout Western Queens.
PRP, or platelet rich plasma, is created from a small sample of your own blood and injected into the injured ligament or tendon to help accelerate the body's natural healing response.
Not necessarily — a sprain that hasn't fully resolved after several months often means the ligament didn't heal completely, which is worth a proper evaluation rather than continuing to work around it.
Ankle arthroscopy uses a small camera and instruments inserted through tiny incisions to diagnose and treat damage inside the joint, and it's typically considered when imaging and conservative treatment haven't resolved the problem.
It usually develops after one or more sprains that didn't fully heal, leaving the ligaments too loose to properly stabilize the joint during normal activity.
Yes, sports ankle injuries are one of the most common reasons patients come to us, from acute sprains to overuse tendon injuries.
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Whatever brought you here — a recent sprain, an old injury that never healed right, or something more specific like chronic instability — here's a look at how we help most.
Ready to schedule an evaluation, or trying to figure out why an old ankle injury still isn't right? Call us during office hours or send the form and we'll follow up.
Most patients come to us for one of two reasons: a recent sprain that's more serious than expected, or an old injury that's never fully resolved. Either way, tell us what's going on and we'll get an evaluation scheduled.
Not sure if PRP or arthroscopy fits your case? That's exactly what the first visit is for — we'll walk through your imaging and history together.
We're based in Astoria and see patients Monday, Tuesday through Wednesday, and Friday.