What is the subchondroplasty procedure?

It's minimally invasive and it doesn't burn a bridge. It's done in an outpatient setting. It's a small incision where we inject a toothpaste-type material into the bone marrow lesion using x-ray guidance, so we can get it right in the spot. It hardens up and over a year or two, becomes your bone. The nice thing about it is, this is an artificial bone grafting material that eventually forms into your bone.