Shoulder injuries and conditions can significantly impact mobility and quality of life, but advanced surgical interventions offer effective solutions tailored to specific needs.

Rotator cuff repair is often performed to restore stability and movement in cases of torn tendons, while arthroscopy for frozen shoulder addresses stiffness and immobility when conservative treatments fail.

For those experiencing shoulder impingement caused by inflamed tissue, decompression surgery removes bone and scar tissue to relieve pain and restore natural movement. Similarly, shoulder labrum surgery reattaches torn labral tissue to improve stability and reduce pain associated with dislocations. Procedures like acromioplasty and distal clavicle excision target painful pressure points caused by bone spurs or clavicle compression, providing significant relief.

For more severe cases, reverse shoulder replacement offers an innovative solution, particularly for patients with rotator cuff tears, by repositioning the ball and socket to improve strength and mobility. These treatments aim to restore function and alleviate discomfort, helping patients regain active lifestyles.