Hip Pain
Our dedicated physicians will help you regain strength, mobility, and confidence on your journey to recovery.
Common Causes
Arthritis, bursitis, labral tears, tendonitis, fractures, and hip impingement
Symptoms
Pain in the groin, thigh, or buttocks; stiffness; limping; limited range of motion
When to See a Specialist
Persistent pain, difficulty walking, or pain that interferes with daily activities
Diagnosis
Comprehensive evaluation including physical exam, X-rays, and advanced imaging (MRI or CT)
Non-Surgical Treatments
Physical therapy, anti-inflammatory medications, joint injections, activity modification
Surgical Options
Arthroscopy, labral repair, hip resurfacing, or total hip replacement—depending on severity
Advanced Techniques
We offer minimally invasive and anterior hip replacement for faster recovery
Get Relief
Personalized treatment to restore your health and return you to the things you love.
Expert Care
Our team specializes in personalized care to help you return to the activities you love
Michael Behun, MD
Dr. Michael Behun is a fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon at Orthopedic Specialists of Oakland County, specializing in hip and knee replacement and reconstruction using the most advanced techniques. His fellowship at Colorado Joint Replacement in Denver provided extensive experience across manual, computer-navigated, and robotic-assisted joint replacement surgeries, as well as hip replacements through anterior and posterior approaches.
Whether you’re seeking traditional or cutting-edge options, Dr. Behun delivers tailored care designed to restore mobility, relieve pain, and get you back to what matters.
Andrew Ames, DO
Dr. Andrew Ames provides specialized care in hip replacement using the latest techniques, as well as hip arthroscopy for joint preservation and injury treatment. He also treats shoulder, elbow, and knee conditions with comprehensive, minimally invasive options, including orthobiologics and regenerative therapies to restore comfort and mobility.
His focus is on helping patients return to an active lifestyle with care that is personalized to their individual needs.
Do You have any questions?
F.A.Q
Why does my hip hurt?
Hip pain often comes from arthritis, labral tears, bursitis, or muscle and tendon injuries.
How do I know if I need a hip replacement?
If pain interferes with walking, daily activities, or sleep and non-surgical care no longer helps, then hip replacement may be the right option.
What’s special about anterior hip replacement?
It avoids cutting major muscles, which can mean less pain and a faster return to daily activities.
Can hip pain be treated without surgery?
Yes. Physical therapy, medications, lifestyle changes, and hip injections or arthroscopy may relieve symptoms before surgery is considered.
