Areas served · about 1 hour from the office

Sports medicine & orthopaedic care for Georgetown

Georgetown patients make the drive down US-17 for a specialist opinion — often about a shoulder or knee where surgery was suggested and they want every option weighed first.

Who I see from Georgetown

Golfers, anglers, boaters, tennis players and active retirees along the Waccamaw Neck.

Including Georgetown, Pawleys Island, Litchfield, Andrews, McClellanville.

How care usually starts

Conservative care comes first for most problems — a clear diagnosis, activity changes and physician-directed therapy. Orthobiologics such as PRP or BMAC are considered only after reasonable conservative treatment, and surgery is never automatic, even after an injury.

Regenerative medicine for Georgetown patients

As a regenerative medicine specialist and fellowship-trained shoulder and knee surgeon, I offer platelet-rich plasma (PRP), bone marrow concentrate and microfat — all made from your own cells — alongside shockwave therapy, arthroscopy, ACL and meniscus surgery, rotator cuff repair and shoulder replacement. Patients from Georgetown can get every option, surgical and non-surgical, weighed in one visit.

Common reasons patients come in

• Shoulder arthritis and replacement options
• Bone marrow concentrate
• PRP and orthobiologics
• Orthopaedic second opinions

Getting here

About an hour down US-17; we try to combine evaluation and any in-office treatment into one trip. The office is at 1230 Hospital Drive, Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464, open Monday–Friday 8:30a–5:00p. Directions ·