Las Vegas Golfer’s Elbow Specialist Care

Get back to your swing—and daily function—with targeted treatment for medial elbow pain.

Is Elbow Pain Throwing Off Your Game?

Despite its name, golfer’s elbow doesn’t only affect golfers. Whether you’re gripping a club, hammering nails, lifting weights, or typing all day—pain on the inside of your elbow can become a serious problem. And once it sets in, it’s not just your performance that suffers—it’s your confidence, your sleep, and your daily routine.

At Ortho Las Vegas, we go beyond ice, rest, and cortisone. We target the actual cause of your pain with advanced diagnostics, regenerative medicine, and when needed, minimally invasive procedures to get you back in action—faster. 

What Is Golfer’s Elbow?

Golfer’s elbow, or medial epicondylitis, is a condition caused by degeneration and overuse of the tendons that attach to the inner part of your elbow. It typically affects the flexor tendons that control wrist and finger movement. 

Who’s at risk? More than just golfers:

  • Weightlifters and CrossFit athletes

  • Rock climbers

  • Mechanics and construction workers

  • Baseball and softball players

  • Anyone with repetitive gripping, pulling, or wrist flexion

  • Pain may start small but can evolve into sharp, stabbing discomfort with any pressure or flexion at the elbow.

Signs You May Have Golfer’s Elbow

  • Pain or burning on the inside of the elbow

  • Discomfort when gripping, pulling, or turning doorknobs

  • Wrist weakness

  • Pain when flexing the wrist against resistance

  • Symptoms that worsen with activity and persist at rest

If you’ve been modifying your workouts, grip, or swing—or just avoiding certain tasks—don’t wait. We can help you resolve it before it worsens.

Why Cortisone Injections and Rest Aren’t Enough

Most patients come to us after trying the usual recommendations:

  • Rest

  • NSAIDs

  • Physical therapy

  • Cortisone shots

  • These may mask pain, but they don’t reverse tendon damage—and cortisone can actually weaken the tendon further over time.

    Ortho Las Vegas offers regenerative treatments that help your body repair the tissue—not just suppress the symptoms.

Treatment Options for Golfer’s Elbow at Ortho Las Vegas

Who’s a Candidate for Treatment?

You’re likely a candidate if:

  • You’ve had elbow pain for 6+ weeks

  • The pain is centered on the inner elbow (not outer)

  • You feel weakness when gripping or lifting

  • Cortisone hasn’t helped—or made things worse

  • You want to avoid surgery and downtime

  • You need a real solution that works, not a temporary patch

What to Expect

Here’s what your journey will look like:

1

Detailed Evaluation

Your visit begins with a targeted exam and imaging, including diagnostic ultrasound to visualize the tendon in real time.

2

Tailored Treatment Plan

We walk you through options like PRP, BMC, or Tenex based on your specific tendon damage and goals.

3

Image-Guided Treatment

Every injection or procedure is performed with surgical-level precision using real-time ultrasound guidance.

4

Rehab & Recovery Support

Post-treatment rehab plans are crafted to rebuild strength, flexibility, and function—so you don’t just feel better, you perform better.

Why Choose
Ortho Las Vegas? 

We Target the Source

No guesswork. Just high-resolution diagnostics and expert-guided treatments

Real Regenerative Medicine

Not “stem cell” hype—our PRP and BMC are evidence-based and outcome-focused

Surgical + Non-Surgical Expertise

Dr. McGee gives you the full picture, so you can make informed decisions

Concierge-Level Experience

Clean, streamlined, and personalized from consult to recovery

Minimal Downtime, Maximum Relief

Return to the activities you love—without months of healing

Golfer’s Elbow FAQ

Most patients feel a reduction in pain within 4–6 weeks, with continued healing over several months.
PRP treats the root cause by healing the tendon. Cortisone may provide temporary relief but can delay true healing and weaken tissue.
In most cases, no. We reserve surgery for full tendon tears or advanced degeneration that hasn’t responded to non-surgical care.
Usually, yes—with some temporary modifications. Our goal is to restore function while keeping you moving.
Surgery usually is. PRP and BMC typically aren’t, but we provide transparent pricing and payment options up front.