Information About Surgery Center Services

Hip injections can be effective in helping to reduce inflammation and pain within the hip through minimally invasive techniques.

Trigeminal and sphenopalatine nerve blocks are outpatient procedures at Preston Surgery Center for intense mid-face pain and chronic headaches.

Lysis of adhesions includes the cutting of scar tissues in order to decrease inflammation and reduce any risk of further infection.

A sympathetic block is commonly offered to patients with low back and leg pain (like sciatica) that is performed with the guidance of an x-ray.

Your tailbone has a collection of nerves called the ganglion of impar that can flare after pain has been triggered, and we can treat it with a block.

Epidural steroid injections may be recommended for patients who have significant pain from a traumatic injury, a spinal disorder, or a slipped disc.

A radiofrequency (RF) thermocoagulation rhizotomy targets a nerve with heat to stop the signaling of pain with the brain using an ablative technique.

We provide cervical, lumbar, and thoracic facet injections for acute or chronic pain within the spine for degenerative conditions, trauma, and more.

For pain within the joints of the lower back and hips, we can offer sacroiliac joint steroid injections for pain, inflammation, arthritis, and more.

Joint injections for relieving pain issues and medical conditions that inflame the hips, shoulders, or knees are available to patients who qualify.

Dorsal column stimulators can ease pain in your back and limbs because it is an implanted neuromodulator that sends electrical signals to your spine.

A discogram is a diagnostic test that uses innovative x-ray technology and a specialized dye to capture images of the discs within the spine.

Hammertoe is a progressive deformity of the toes that involves muscles, tendons, and ligaments that cause the toes to rest in a bent position.

Patients can quickly and effectively treat plantar fasciitis by undergoing an endoscopic plantar fasciotomy at Preston Surgery Center in Frisco, TX.

In some cases, it may be necessary to remove a portion of a bone or a full bone from the foot in order to alleviate pain or restore proper function.

A bunionectomy is a procedure designed to eliminate a bone and soft tissue deformity known as bunions from their position at the base of the big toe.

In certain circumstances, the bone in the great toe, or big toe, may need to be fused to the adjacent bone through a process known as arthrodesis.

A modified brostrum procedure is a surgical operation that can be an efficient way to repair damage to ligaments around the outside of the ankle.

Ankle stabilization treatment restores our patients' ability to walk, run, stand, or perform virtually any other activity that involves the feet.

Grafting is a common technique used by our qualified surgeons at Preston Surgery Center when performing Achilles tendon repair.

In many cases, Preston Surgery Center uses open surgery Achilles tendon repair in order to reestablish adequate function in the affected area.

Ganglion cysts are noncancerous, liquid-filled lumps that usually occur around the hands or feet. Our talented team can treat them for about $2,997.

If your ankle is not properly stabilized, it may require the surgical removal of the talus bone in order for the ankle to properly function.

Hardware removal is a podiatry procedure that can be performed by the highly experienced staff at Preston Surgery Center for usually around $3,112.

In many cases, a biopsy of a bone tumor will likely be necessary in order to ascertain the necessary information about the bone tumor itself.

If you have a bony bump at the base of your big toe that makes the joint jut out of position and crowds in on your other toes, you may have a bunion.

There are a number of health-related concerns that could lead to the team at Preston Surgery Center recommending amputation of the toe(s).

Tarsal tunnel release is a surgical procedure that can effectively alleviate pain in the feet caused by damage to the posterior tibial nerve.

Many patients endure the pain of plantar fasciitis, which is the thickening of the tissues in the bottom of your feet that attaches heels to toes.

A pinched nerve, known as Morton's neuroma, will cause pain and discomfort in the ball of the foot, especially between the third and fourth toes.

At Preston Surgery Center, we can provide state-of-the-art imaging to evaluate the stress fracture in your foot with an x-ray, MRI, and/or bone scan.

Slow-to-heal wounds on your feet require special care if you have poor blood circulation and/or other medical conditions, like diabetes.

Ankle arthroscopy is provided to patients needing a diagnosis and/or treatment for an ankle, which can happen all within the same surgical procedure.

Our orthopedic surgeons treat cubital or carpal tunnel syndrome with release surgery when conservative methods don't relieve pain or chronic symptoms.

A lateral epicondylitis release can be performed to relieve pain and discomfort associated with tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis).

A distal bicep reattachment helps to repair the tendon that connects the bicep to the elbow bone in order to alleviate discomfort.

A bursectomy is performed to remove a bursa (fluid-filled sac) that can develop around or near a joint and lead to symptoms.

A wrist arthroscopy includes the use of a small optic instrument that can allow for a better view of muscle and tissue within the wrist.

An elbow arthroscopy procedure can help to obtain a better visual of the muscles, tendons, and ligaments within the elbow.

A brostrom ligament repair is performed in order to reconstruct the outer ligament of the ankle in order to make it more stable.

Arthroscopic rotator cuff repair uses a small camera called an arthroscope in order to view the areas of the shoulder and provide repair.

If your biceps have undergone damage that has caused detached tendons, consider scheduling bicep tenodesis arthroscopy to restore your muscles.

Elbow exploration and treatment is performed at Preston Surgery Center in order to effectively treat injuries and alleviate pain and discomfort.

Also known as trigger finger surgery, incise finger tendon sheath helps to widen the opening of the tendon sheath tunnel to release tendon pressure.

Elbow repair with percutaneous pinning is performed to stabilize fractures in order to eliminate the risk of further damage.

When the ligament in the center of your knee needs to be surgically repaired, you may need to have an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction.

Broken or fractured bones may need immediate treatment or surgery with an experienced orthopedic surgeon to regain functionality of that body part.

When you need hand or wrist surgery, like trigger finger repair, to regain functionality, you can turn to our orthopedic surgeon for expert guidance.

With an arthroscope, your orthopedic surgeon can diagnose the problem within a knee and perform knee arthroscopy to treat the joint issue within it.

Our surgeons offer shoulder repair surgeries from rotator cuff to labral and SLAP tear repairs in our AAAASF-accredited surgery center in Frisco, TX.

Minimally invasive spine surgery, like a discectomy, at Preston Surgery Center involves using smaller incisions than traditional open spine surgery.

A microdiscectomy uses a minimally invasive approach to help alleviate the pain that may be the result of a lumbar herniated disc.

Removal of spinal fixation may be necessary following a surgical spinal procedure to remove the necessary hardware that may no longer be needed.

Anterior Cervical Discectomy & Fusion, also known as ACDF surgery, is available for our patients with a degenerative, painful disc within their neck.

If you have had a spinal compression fracture, our orthopedic spine surgeon may suggest kyphoplasty to eliminate deformity or curvature of the spine.

Chronic back pain and spinal pressure may be alleviated by a laminectomy, which is back surgery that removes bones and tissues pressing on the spine.

Dr. Suleman can place an implantable loop recorder near your heart to study your heartbeats and determine if you have an underlying heart condition.

Explanting a loop recorder is a quick procedure by Dr. Suleman who will remove the implanted device after collecting substantial data from the study.

Abnormalities and diseases in the rectum and lower bowels can often be discovered with the help of a colonoscopy from Preston Surgery Center.

EGD is a diagnostic procedure that allows us to identify potential problems within the esophagus, stomach, and a portion of the small intestine.