The most important treatment for a dislocated shoulder is getting your arm back into its socket. This is called a closed reduction. During this non-surgical procedure, … See more

After your closed reduction, you’ll need to wear a splint or sling to hold your injured … See more

As your shoulder heals, you’ll need to start physical therapy to help it regain its strength and ability to move. At first, you’ll probably only have stretches to loosen your shoulder a… See more

If the Hill-Sachs lesion covers more than 20% of your humerus head, you might need surgery to repair it. The most common techniques include: 1. Remplissage procedure: … See more