To accurately diagnose FAI, our specialists use:
✔ Physical Examination – Assessing hip movement, pain levels, and impingement signs.
✔ X-rays – Identifying abnormal bone shapes and hip alignment.
✔ MRI or CT Scans – Detecting labral tears and cartilage damage.
✔ Diagnostic Injections – Confirming pain origin with anesthetic injections.



Non-Surgical Treatments

For mild cases, conservative treatments may help manage symptoms:

• Physical Therapy – Strengthening hip muscles to improve joint function.
• Anti-Inflammatory Medications (NSAIDs) – Reducing pain and swelling.
• Activity Modification – Avoiding movements that trigger pain.
• Corticosteroid Injections – Temporary pain relief for inflammation.

Minimally Invasive Surgery: Hip Arthroscopy

If non-surgical treatments are ineffective, hip arthroscopy can reshape the hip joint, repair labral damage, and prevent further deterioration.
Surgical options include:
✔ FAI Bone Shaving (Osteoplasty) – Removing excess bone to restore smooth joint movement.
✔ Labral Repair or Reconstruction – Fixing torn labral cartilage for stability.
✔ Cartilage Restoration Procedures – Preventing further joint degeneration.



✔ Experienced Hip Surgeons – Specialists in FAI correction and hip preservation.
✔ Advanced Diagnosis & Minimally Invasive Techniques – Precision imaging and arthroscopic procedures for faster recovery.
✔ Comprehensive Rehabilitation Program – Personalized physical therapy for long-term joint health.
✔ International Patient Support – Convenient Gangnam, Seoul location with multilingual assistance.