There is no single “right” treatment for every person with hip dysplasia. The best approach depends on many factors, including your symptoms, anatomy, activity goals, age, and the condition of your joint.

This guide introduces the most common non-operative and surgical treatment options for adolescents and adults with hip dysplasia and explains the role each may play in a treatment journey.

Download the guide to learn more about available options and support meaningful discussions with your healthcare team.

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