Cartilage Restoration in Atlanta, GA
23 sports medicine surgeons in Atlanta, GA, offer cartilage restoration procedures. Compare profiles, credentials, and patient ratings below.
Sports Medicine Surgeons in Atlanta, GA
Richard B. Johnston
Sports Medicine Atlanta, GA
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Ashok S. Reddy
Orthopedic Surgeon Atlanta, GA
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Austin M. Looney
Sports Medicine Atlanta, GA
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Brandon Dobo
Sports Medicine Atlanta, GA
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Daniel A. Nicholson
Sports Medicine Atlanta, GA
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Daren M. Newfield
Sports Medicine Atlanta, GA
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Douglas H. Murray
Orthopedic Surgeon Atlanta, GA
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James S. Kercher
Sports Medicine Atlanta, GA
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John I. Foster
Sports Medicine Atlanta, GA
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John M. Kopriva
Sports Medicine Atlanta, GA
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John W. Xerogeanes
Sports Medicine Atlanta, GA
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Kyle E. Hammond
Sports Medicine Atlanta, GA
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Letha Y. Griffin
Sports Medicine Atlanta, GA
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Michael P. Bernot
Sports Medicine Atlanta, GA
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Peter J. Symbas
Sports Medicine Atlanta, GA
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Phillip R. Langer
Sports Medicine Atlanta, GA
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Richard M. Danilkowicz
Sports Medicine Atlanta, GA
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Robert M. Royster
Sports Medicine Atlanta, GA
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Scott A. Barbour
Orthopedic Surgeon Atlanta, GA
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Spero G. Karas
Sports Medicine Atlanta, GA
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Thomas H. Myers
Sports Medicine Atlanta, GA
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William S. Kimmerly
Sports Medicine Atlanta, GA
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Xavier A. Duralde
Sports Medicine Atlanta, GA
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Common questions
- Who is a candidate for cartilage restoration?
- Candidates typically are younger, active people with a discrete area of cartilage damage and an otherwise healthy joint. Widespread arthritis is usually treated differently, often with joint replacement when severe.
- How long is recovery after cartilage surgery?
- Recovery is longer than most knee arthroscopy, commonly six to twelve months before full return to sport, because the repaired surface matures slowly. Your surgeon will set weight-bearing and activity milestones.
- What are the alternatives?
- Depending on the situation, options may include physical therapy, activity modification, injections, or, for advanced damage, partial or total knee replacement. A sports medicine surgeon can review imaging and explain what fits your case.
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