Osteoarthritis (Arthritis) Care for Knees, Hips, Spine & Shoulders in Dallas–Fort Worth
(Frisco • Allen • North Dallas)
Serving patients from Frisco, Allen, North Dallas, Mesquite & Arlington—minutes from Plano, Prosper and Richardson.
Overview
Osteoarthritis (OA) affects 32 million U.S. adults and is the leading cause of disability after age 50. Cartilage thins, bone stiffens, and pro-inflammatory cytokines accelerate joint breakdown. Our combination of PRP, stem-cell matrix and targeted rehab slows the process, reduces pain by up to 50 % for two years, and frequently postpones or eliminates the need for joint replacement.

Common Symptoms
Structural
Joint-space narrowing, bone spurs
Grinding or crepitus
Pain with stairs, squats or prolonged standing
Inflammatory
Warmth, swelling after activity
Morning stiffness <30 min
Night ache after busy days
Why Osteoarthritis Develops
- Age, past injuries and genetics all play a role.
- Tiny cartilage cracks let inflammation creep in; bone stiffens underneath, and muscles weaken, adding even more load.
- The cycle repeats until climbing stairs or even sleeping hurts.

How We Diagnose
Focused Ortho Exam
We test range, swelling and ligament stability.
Digital X-ray or ultrasound
shows joint-space loss, bone spurs or hidden effusion.
Image-guided test shot
a few drops of anaesthetic inside the joint predict how well PRP or stem cells will help—no guesswork, no exploratory surgery.
Biologic PRP / MSC vs Steroid Shot
vs Joint Replacement
PRP / Stem-Cell
Goal
Heal & calm joint
Relief
Builds 4-6 wks; lasts 12-24 mos
Downtime
Walk same day
Risks
Very low—own cells
Best for
Early-mid OA
Cortisone / HA Shot
Goal
Mask inflammation
Relief
Fast (days) but fades in 3-6 mos
Downtime
Risks
Best for
Total Joint Replacement
Goal
Remove damaged joint
Relief
Immediate but months of rehab
Downtime
Walker/cane 4-6 wks
Risks
Best for
Severe bone-on-bone damage
Core Biologic Strategy
PRP Primer
Leukocyte-poor PRP modulates synovial macrophages from destructive M1 to healing M2 phenotype, calming pain and swelling.
MSC Cartilage Build
Autologous stem cells add chondrogenic progenitors and secrete growth factors (TGF-β, IGF-1) that boost cartilage matrix synthesis.
PRP Booster
Keeps the joint bathed in anti-inflammatory cytokines and growth factors for long-lasting relief.
- Three biologic sessions
- Class IV laser
- Progressive-load physiotherapy tailored to each joint
- Anti-inflammatory nutrition roadmap
- Quarterly imaging and gait / strength re-tests
- 10 000 steps/day goal (low-impact surfaces)
- Strength twice weekly: light squats, step-ups, resistance-band shoulder work
- Weight management: every 1 lb lost reduces knee force by 4 lb
- Supplement stack: glucosamine-chondroitin, omega-3, vitamin D and collagen peptides

Meet Our Doctors

Dr. Scott Farley, DO
Board-Certified Orthopedic Surgeon

Dr. Arash Bidgoli, DO
Dr. Bidgoli focuses on non-surgical approaches for managing osteoarthritis pain. He utilizes treatments like PRP therapy, stem cells, and rehabilitation to improve mobility and restore function.

Dr. George Farley, MD
Dr. George Farley is an expert in advanced imaging techniques, ensuring precise diagnosis and guidance for regenerative treatments such as PRP and stem cell injections, ensuring the best outcomes for patients.
Testimonials
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John M., 55 – Frisco, TX
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“My hip arthritis was causing constant pain, and I was about to give in to hip replacement surgery. But after stem-cell therapy, the pain is almost gone, and I’m back to walking, biking, and enjoying life again.”
Sarah T., 48 – Allen, TX
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David L., 60 – North Dallas, TX
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Jessica W., 42 – Mesquite, TX
Our Dallas–Fort Worth Locations
Want to move freely without joint pain?
Request your personalized arthritis program today.
Frequently Asked Questions
Even in late-stage OA, joints usually still have some salvageable cartilage. Biologic treatments like PRP target and stimulate healing in the remaining cartilage to reduce pain and improve function.
Most patients experience at least 50% pain reduction for 18–24 months. Annual PRP booster treatments are often recommended to maintain long-term relief.
Knees and shoulders typically show the strongest improvements in pain reduction and function. Hips and cervical/lumbar facets also benefit from PRP therapy, though results may vary.
Yes, our Frisco clinic is just 15 minutes south of Prosper on Dallas Parkway. Call 214-555-4378 or book your appointment online.
Yes, PRP is highly effective for early-stage arthritis. It promotes healing by stimulating cartilage repair and reducing inflammation, which can slow the progression of the condition.