What we treat
Investigation comes before the decision. Most cases improve without surgery; when it is needed, it is minimally invasive.
A herniated disc compresses nerve structures and causes pain — in most cases, it improves with conservative treatment. When surgery is indicated, the minimally invasive endoscopic technique reduces the incision, pain and recovery time.
Pain in the lower back or running down the leg (sciatic nerve). The focus is on identifying the source and building an individual plan — specialized physical therapy, injections and orthobiologics depending on the case.
Pain in the neck, often radiating to the shoulders and arms. Careful evaluation and tailored treatment, avoiding surgery whenever possible.
Monitoring and treatment of changes in the curvature of the spine, with an evidence-based approach focused on quality of life.
Hyperkyphosis, hyperlordosis and loss of the spine’s natural curvature — postural re-education and strengthening to take pain and fatigue out of your routine.
Guided injections and orthobiologics (PRP, BMA) to treat pain and inflammation in a minimally invasive way, without surgery.
When surgery is the best path, it is performed by video endoscopy: smaller incision, less bleeding, less pain, light anesthesia and, in many cases, same-day discharge.
Pain-Free Spine Protocol
Medical history, physical examination and a careful review of your imaging studies — to safely determine the best path.
Conservative treatment with physical therapy, shockwave therapy, a traction table, injections and orthobiologics, depending on the case.
A team of physical therapists following your progress until pain is no longer part of your routine.
Minimally invasive endoscopic surgery, with a faster recovery.
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