Shoulder Pain Treatment in Southlake, Texas

You’ve tried therapy.

You’ve had injections.

Maybe you even had surgery.

But your shoulder still isn’t right

When pain lingers despite treatment, the problem isn’t always that nothing worked—it may be that the true source of the pain was never clearly identified.

At Alypos, the first goal is understanding what’s driving your symptoms.

Clarity. Then intervention.

“I’ve tried everything, but my shoulder still hurts.”

You may have been told it’s arthritis, a rotator cuff tear, bursitis, or a labral injury.

Those findings can matter—but they don’t always explain why you’re still in pain.

Many patients arrive after months or years of searching for answers, frustrated that nothing has provided lasting improvement.

Finding your source of pain first.

We determine which structure is actually responsible for your symptoms.

The goal isn’t to perform a procedure.

The goal is to understand why you’re hurting.

Understanding the source of pain isn’t the finish line.

It’s how treatment becomes precise.

There is no predetermined protocol and no one-size-fits-all solution.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my shoulder still hurt after physical therapy?

Sometimes therapy does not help because the main source of pain has not been clearly identified. The problem may be coming from the joint, tendon, biceps, labrum, neck, nerve irritation, or the way the shoulder is moving.

Can my MRI look mild even if my shoulder pain feels severe?

Yes. MRI findings do not always match symptoms. Some patients have significant pain with only modest imaging findings, while others have abnormal imaging with very little pain. The exam helps determine what actually matters.

What if I already had injections but they did not last?

Temporary or incomplete relief may mean the injection did not reach the true pain generator, the problem is more complex than inflammation alone, or another structure is contributing to the pain.

Do you treat shoulder pain without surgery?

Yes. Many shoulder problems can be evaluated and treated without surgery, depending on the source of pain, tissue condition, prior treatment, and functional goals.

Do you use ultrasound for shoulder evaluation?

Yes. Dynamic ultrasound can help assess tendons, joints, and soft tissues in real time. It can also be used to guide treatment when an image-guided procedure is appropriate.

Do you offer PRP or BMAC for shoulder pain?

Yes, in carefully selected cases. PRP, PRF, or BMAC may be considered when the diagnosis, imaging, tissue quality, and goals support a biologic treatment approach.

How do I know what treatment I need?

Treatment is not chosen before the evaluation. The first step is identifying the most likely source of pain. Once that is clear, options can be discussed in a more precise and individualized way.

What happens during a shoulder consultation?

Your consultation includes a physician-performed review of your symptoms, prior treatment, imaging, physical examination, and, when appropriate, dynamic ultrasound assessment.