Relief options for ankle pain can include regenerative approaches like bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC) and platelet-rich plasma (PRP). At Native Stem Cell Clinics in Bloomfield Hills, Grand Rapids, and Houghton Lake, care plans are individualized based on diagnosis, activity goals, and imaging findings.

Relief Options for Ankle Pain

If you have ankle pain, our team evaluates whether BMAC or PRP may be appropriate to support joint health and help you return to the activities you enjoy. Dr. Kevin Crawford has more than 25 years of experience helping people with orthopedic conditions.

  • ReVivaStem® is our BMAC protocol designed to support joint health.
  • Set up a no-obligation in-person or telemedicine consultation with a board-certified orthopedic surgeon.
  • Learn how BMAC and PRP may fit into your plan for ankle pain related to injury or degeneration.

Common conditions we see include:

  • Ankle sprain
  • Tendinitis / tendinosis (e.g., Achilles)
  • Arthritis (osteoarthritis)
  • Ankle tendon tear
  • Plantar fasciitis
  • Sports injuries

If you’d like more information about ankle options or to discuss PRP therapy or ReVivaStem®, call our clinics in Bloomfield Hills, Grand Rapids, or Houghton Lake. Call (248) 918-2875 or Schedule a Consultation.

Outcomes vary by individual and depend on diagnosis, severity, overall health, imaging, and adherence to post-procedure guidance. We’ll review expectations and alternatives during your consult.

Stem Cell Therapy for Ankle Pain (BMAC)

BMAC uses cells concentrated from your own bone marrow. As “unspecialized” cells, they can differentiate and are studied for their role in supporting tissue repair. BMAC is distinct from approaches using adipose tissue or donated products.

Compared with surgical options, office-based procedures generally involve less downtime. Your plan may also include PRP at your physician’s discretion.

Ankle Therapy FAQs

Candidates are evaluated individually based on condition (e.g., sprain, tendinopathy, mild–moderate arthritis), health history, imaging, and activity goals. We’ll clarify options and expected ranges during consultation.

Office procedures typically take about 30–90 minutes depending on the therapy. Most people resume light activity per the doctor’s guidance with a gradual return to normal routines.

No. Outcomes vary by severity, overall health, imaging findings, and adherence to your care plan. We will discuss likely ranges and alternatives in your consult.

Dr. Kevin Crawford is a Beaumont board-certified orthopedic surgeon and one of the few physicians in Michigan providing stem cell injection therapy. He has helped many patients with a range of orthopedic conditions.