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Serving Fort Worth from our Dallas office

PRP and Stem Cell (BMAC) Injections for Fort Worth, TX

Fort Worth patients make the trip east for problems that are hard to treat well: knee arthritis, wrist pain, and hip problems like avascular necrosis, where the bone loses its blood supply.

Texas Orthobiologics treats these problems with PRP and BMAC (stem cells), given by board-certified orthopedic surgeon Dr. Don Buford. We have one office, in Dallas. From Sundance Square it is about 34 miles, or roughly 34 minutes with light traffic on I-30.

What Fort Worth patients come in for

These are the problems Fort Worth patients ask us about most. Each link goes to a page with more detail.

PRP or BMAC (stem cells)?

Both treatments use your own body's healing cells. Neither one uses donor tissue. Here is how they differ. Read more about PRP injections and BMAC (stem cells).

PRPBMAC (stem cells)
What it isPlatelets from your own blood, concentrated to a high doseCells from your own bone marrow, concentrated during the same visit
Where it comes fromA blood draw from your armA small draw from the back of your hip bone, with numbing medicine
Your investmentStarts at $1,500Starts at $5,000

Your exam and imaging decide which one fits you. You will know your exact investment before you commit. CareCredit offers financing plans up to twelve months. See how our investment compares.

Why Fort Worth patients make the drive

  • One doctor does your injection. Dr. Buford gives every injection himself. It is never handed off to someone else.
  • Ultrasound guidance every time. He watches the needle reach the exact spot on a screen, in real time.
  • We measure your dose. Many clinics never tell you how many platelets or cells are in your shot. We measure it and show you.
  • Most patients need one injection. More than 90% of our procedures need only one injection (Texas Orthobiologics registry data 2022-2026).
  • A teacher of other doctors. Since 2008, Dr. Buford has directed the Las Vegas Regenerative Medicine and MSK Ultrasound Course, where more than 2,500 clinicians have trained. He is Chairman of the Biologic Association for 2026-2027, a past president of the Interventional Orthobiologics Foundation, and founding editor of the Biologic Orthopedics Journal.
  • A former pro athlete. Before medicine, he played four seasons of professional baseball in the Baltimore Orioles organization. He is a Stanford graduate and a board-certified orthopedic surgeon.

Getting here from Fort Worth

From Sundance Square, take I-30 east all the way into Dallas. Take exit 285 and continue on Texas Street to Live Oak Street. The trip is about 34 miles and takes about 34 minutes with light traffic, more at rush hour.

Parking is free in the surface lot at our door. Take the elevator to Suite 202 on the second floor.

Have an MRI or X-rays from an imaging center in Fort Worth? Bring them, or ask us how to upload them before your visit. Dr. Buford goes over your images with you on a screen.

Common questions from Fort Worth patients

How far is Texas Orthobiologics from Fort Worth?

About 34 miles from Sundance Square. It takes about 34 minutes with light traffic on I-30, and longer at rush hour.

Do you have an office in Fort Worth?

No. We have one office, at 3310 Live Oak Street in Dallas. Patients come to us from Fort Worth, Keller, Southlake, Arlington and the rest of the area.

How much is a PRP or stem cell injection for Fort Worth patients?

At Texas Orthobiologics, the investment for PRP starts at $1,500, and BMAC (stem cells) starts at $5,000. Your exact investment depends on your condition and how many areas we treat. You will know it before you commit, and CareCredit offers financing plans up to twelve months.

Do you treat avascular necrosis of the hip?

Yes. Avascular necrosis means part of the hip bone is losing its blood supply. Dr. Buford is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon and looks at your MRI to see how far along it is. In some cases he does a core decompression and adds your own bone marrow cells.

Can PRP or BMAC (stem cells) help wrist pain?

For some wrist problems, yes. Dr. Buford uses ultrasound to see exactly which part of the wrist is hurting before he suggests an injection, because the wrist has many small parts close together.

Should I get PRP or stem cells for knee arthritis?

It depends on how much wear is in the joint, your age, your activity and your goals. Dr. Buford looks at your X-rays or MRI and examines the knee with ultrasound. Then he explains which option fits you, or whether neither one does.

Who gives the injection?

Dr. Buford does, every time, using ultrasound to guide the needle. It is not handed off to a nurse or another provider.

How long is the first visit?

New patient visits often run past 45 minutes. We go over your imaging, examine the area with ultrasound and talk through your options in detail, so please don't rush it.

Request an appointment

Call or request a visit online. New patient visits often run past 45 minutes, because going over your imaging is the heart of the visit.

Texas Orthobiologics · 3310 Live Oak, Ste 202, Dallas, TX 75204 · (877) 777-8883. Our one office is in Dallas; we do not have an office in Fort Worth. This page is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Individual results vary.

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Texas Orthobiologics
Don Buford, MD

3310 Live Oak
Ste 202
Dallas, TX 75204

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(877) 777-8883 (Dallas)

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