Hip Preservation therapies, especially those involving Regrow and Stem Cell treatments, are transforming the way early-stage hip disorders are managed. Instead of opting for major surgeries like hip replacement, many patients can now benefit from biological, joint-preserving solutions that heal damaged tissues naturally and restore long-term mobility. These advanced treatments aim to stop or slow disease progression, reduce pain, and maintain the natural hip joint for as long as possible.
Hip preservation focuses on treating hip problems early to prevent further joint damage and delay — or even avoid — the need for hip replacement. Instead of removing or replacing the joint, the goal is to repair, regenerate, or biologically enhance hip structures such as cartilage, bone, and soft tissues.
It is particularly valuable for younger or active individuals, athletes, and those with early arthritis or structural hip conditions that still have repairable damage.
Regrow Therapy and Stem Cell Therapy use the body’s natural healing potential to repair damaged bone or cartilage. These cellular treatments stimulate regeneration, improve blood supply, and reduce inflammation — helping restore joint function without major surgery.
Regrow is an advanced regenerative medicine technique where a small sample of the patient’s bone or cartilage cells is collected and processed in a state-of-the-art laboratory. These cells are then multiplied and implanted back into the hip to repair damaged areas.
It is especially effective for conditions like Avascular Necrosis (AVN), where early intervention can prevent collapse of the femoral head.
Stem cells are harvested from the patient’s bone marrow. These powerful cells promote healing of bone and cartilage by generating new, healthy tissue and improving the biological environment of the joint.
Stem cell therapy is minimally invasive and ideal for patients with early cartilage damage, mild arthritis, or hip pain due to sports injuries or overuse.
The treatment process depends on whether Regrow or stem cells are used, but typically includes:
Patients who may benefit the most include those who:
Recovery is much quicker than major hip surgery. Patients often return home the same day or after a short hospital stay, depending on the procedure. Physiotherapy helps strengthen the hip, improve mobility, and support tissue regeneration.
Most patients gradually resume normal activities within weeks — and enjoy significant pain relief and functional improvement over time as the treated tissue heals.
The goal of hip preservation is simple: protect the natural hip joint for as long as possible. With regenerative solutions like Regrow and stem cells, patients now have safer, biologically advanced options to manage hip disorders early — without jumping to joint replacement.
Hip Preservation using Regrow & Stem Cell Therapy is a breakthrough for individuals seeking long-term relief from hip pain while keeping their natural joint intact. By promoting biological healing, these treatments offer hope for younger patients, athletes, and anyone aiming to maintain active, pain-free mobility.
Consult Orthopaedic Consultant & Joint Preservation Specialist Dr. Prajyot Jagtap to understand whether regenerative hip preservation is the right approach for you. With timely evaluation and expert care, you can significantly delay — or completely avoid — the need for hip replacement.