KNEE · FUNCTIONAL
ACL / ligament-deficient bracing
For return to sport with an ACL-deficient knee, or after ligament reconstruction. Custom-fit, high-performance hinged bracing.
Overview
Braces work — when they’re the right brace for the right joint, fit to your body, and used as part of a broader plan. They fail when they’re off-the-shelf, wrong type, or sold instead of prescribed.
Our clinicians assess the joint, decide what kind of bracing makes sense (or whether it does), order through reputable manufacturers, and fit and follow up on every device.
Types of bracing
For return to sport with an ACL-deficient knee, or after ligament reconstruction. Custom-fit, high-performance hinged bracing.
Custom unloader braces redistribute load away from a worn joint compartment. Effective for medial- and lateral-compartment OA.
Range-of-motion controlled bracing for the early weeks after ACL, meniscus, or osteotomy procedures.
Lace-up and rigid hinged braces for chronic ankle instability, post-sprain, or return to cutting sport.
Post-stabilization and AC-joint braces for athletes returning to contact and overhead sports.
Off-the-shelf and custom-fit braces for sprains, post-surgical immobilization, and DeQuervain’s.
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