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Is Groin or Pelvic Pain Controlling Your Life?

Groin pain can make it difficult to walk, sit, or perform simple movements. For some, it develops after surgery or injury, while others experience persistent nerve pain that radiates through the pelvis, hips, or thighs.

At The Institute, our surgeons specialize in identifying the source of groin and pelvic pain and creating customized surgical solutions that relieve pressure, repair damage, and restore long-term comfort.

You do not have to live this way. Here’s who we help:

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Men and women with chronic groin or pelvic pain that hasn’t improved with physical therapy or medication.
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Patients with nerve pain or numbness following hernia, pelvic, or urologic surgery.
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Those with pelvic trauma, scarring, or complications from prior procedures.
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Patients who have been told there are no surgical options but continue to experience daily discomfort.
"After years of sharp pain that made even walking unbearable, I finally found out it was nerve entrapment. The surgeons at The Institute knew exactly what was wrong and fixed it. I wish I had come here sooner."
— Patient, Pudendal Nerve Decompression for Chronic Groin Pain

Conditions We Treat

Chronic groin and pelvic pain can stem from nerve compression, musculoskeletal strain, and post-surgical complications. Our team identifies and treats the underlying cause of pain to restore mobility, comfort, and function.
Nerve and Neuropathic Causes
Structural and Musculoskeletal Causes

Nerve and Neuropathic Causes

When nerves in the pelvic region become injured or compressed, they can cause severe, chronic pain and functional issues. Learn more about:
Pudendal Nerve Entrapment Syndrome

Structural and Musculoskeletal Causes

Underlying issues with muscles, joints, or hernias can lead to persistent groin or pelvic pain. Learn more about:

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Advanced Procedures That Relieve Chronic Pain

Patients from across the country turn to our team when standard treatments have failed—because we offer surgical expertise and diagnostic insight that few centers can match.
Pudendal Nerve Decompression Surgery
Releases pressure on the pudendal nerve to relieve chronic pelvic pain, burning, or numbness. Read More
Nerve Reconstruction Surgery
Repairs or reconnects damaged nerves in the pelvic or groin area to restore sensation and reduce pain. Read More
Targeted Muscle Reinnervation (TMR)
Redirects injured nerves into nearby muscles to prevent painful neuromas and improve function. Read More
Regenerative Peripheral Nerve Interface (RPNI)
Uses small muscle grafts to stabilize sensitive nerves and reduce chronic pain following injury or surgery. Read More
Nerve Grafts
Replaces or bridges damaged nerve segments to restore proper function and relieve pain. Read More
Decompression Surgery
Relieves pressure on compressed pelvic or lower abdominal nerves caused by scarring or prior operations. Read More
Fat Grafting (post-decompression or post-reconstruction)
Softens scar tissue, cushions sensitive nerves, and improves comfort after nerve decompression or prior surgery. Read More
Hernia Repair
Reinforces weakened tissue in the groin or abdominal wall to relieve pain caused by chronic or recurring hernias. Read More
Lymphedema Surgery
Improves drainage and reduces swelling to relieve discomfort and restore normal movement. Read More

Why Patients Choose The Institute When Others Can’t Help

Global Leaders in Surgical Pain Management

Chronic pain care requires more than symptom control. It demands deep diagnostic insight, advanced surgical skill, and a commitment to helping patients reclaim their lives. Whether you’ve been searching for answers for months or years, our team offers a unique blend of science, skill, and empathy to help you take back control of your life.

Patients trust The Institute because we provide:

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Nationally recognized specialists in pain and reconstruction
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Groundbreaking surgical techniques backed by published research
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Expertise in rare and complex nerve conditions
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Collaborative care from multidisciplinary teams
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Personalized treatment plans
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Proven outcomes for patients who’ve exhausted other options
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Meet Our Surgeons

Behind every successful surgery is a specialist who understands the sensitive nature of groin and pelvic pain. Our surgeons bring world-class skill, compassion, and innovation to help patients return to a pain-free, confident life.

Michael Rose

Andrew Elkwood

MD, MBA, FACS
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Hamid Abdollahi

MD, FACS
Michael Rose

Peter Andrawes

MD
Michael Rose

Beth Anglin

MD, FACS
Michael Rose

Gary Arishita

MD
Michael Rose

Russell Ashinoff

MD, FACS
Michael Rose

Sean Boutros

MD, FACS
Michael Rose

Anjeanette Brown

MD, FACS
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David Cabiling

MD
Michael Rose

Courtney Carpenter

MD
Michael Rose

Stephen Chagares

MD
Michael Rose

Eric I. Chang

MD, FACS
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Ann Chuang

MD, FACS
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Frank Ciminello

MD, FACS
Michael Rose

Kari L. Colen

MD, FACS
Michael Rose

Ryan Couvillion

MD
Michael Rose

Desiree D'Angelo

DO, FACS
Michael Rose

Joseph Dayan

MD, MBA
Michael Rose

Frank Dellacroce

MD
Michael Rose

George Dreszer

MD
Michael Rose

Stephen Dudick

MD
Michael Rose

Rodion Erenburg

MD
Michael Rose

Berry Fairchild

MD
Michael Rose

Adam Feintisch

MD
Michael Rose

Nicole Ferro

DO
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James Fletcher

MD
Michael Rose

Anton Fries

MD, PhD
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James Frost

MD, FACS
Michael Rose

Amon-Ra Gama

MD
Michael Rose

Andrew Gassman

MD
Michael Rose

Patrick Greaney

MD, FACS
Michael Rose

Ritwik Grover

MD, FACS
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Edward Hahn

MD
Michael Rose

Sanaz Harirchian

MD
Michael Rose

Cassie Hartline

MD
Michael Rose

Sean Herman

MD, FACS
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Zuhaib Ibrahim

MD, FACS
Michael Rose

Lisa Iucci

DO, FACS
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Hari Iyer

MD, FAAOS
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Priya Jadeja

MD, FACS
Michael Rose

Reza Jarrahy

MD, FACS, FAAP
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Santosh Kale

MD, MBA
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Karen Kaplan

MD
Michael Rose

Matthew Kaufman

MD, FACS
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Ergun Kocak

MD
Michael Rose

Arjuna Kuperan

MD
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Chris Lakhiani

MD, FACS
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Peter Ledoux

MD
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Matthew Lynch

MD
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Tyler Merceron

MD
Michael Rose

Ahmed Nasser

MD
Michael Rose

Chet Nastala

MD
Michael Rose

Robert T. Nevitt III

MD
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Oscar Ochoa

MD
Michael Rose

William Ordoyne

MD
Michael Rose

Lauren Otaguro

MD
Michael Rose

Tushar Patel

MD, FACS
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Steven Pisano

MD
Michael Rose

Vaishali Purohit

MD
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Sidney Rabinowitz

MD, FACS
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Deepak Ramesh

MD
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David Rayfield

MD
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Rukmini Rednam

MD
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Michael Rose

MD, FACS
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Adam Saad

MD, FACS
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Nirvana Saraswat

MD
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Ali Seckin

MD, MBA
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Ajul Shah

MD, FACS
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Tzvi Small

MD, FACS
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Mohit Sood

DO
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Scott Sullivan

MD
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Yolanda Tammaro

MD
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Pankaj Tiwari

MD
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Stephen Toran

MD
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Christopher Trahan

MD
Michael Rose

David Tsai

MD, FACS
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Hakan Usal

MD
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Eric Weiss

MD
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Jonathan Weiswasser

MD, FACS
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Lauren Whipple

MD
Michael Rose

Eric Wimmers

MD, FACS
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Whitten Wise

MD
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Mary Jo Wright

MD
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Alex Xu

MD
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Mark Yazid

MD, FACS
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Sarosh Zafar

MD

Your Questions, Answered

Who is a candidate for surgery to relieve groin or pelvic pain?

Patients with chronic groin or pelvic pain that has not improved with conservative treatment may be candidates for evaluation.

→ Learn more about becoming a patient.

Can nerve surgery help after a hernia or pelvic procedure?

Yes. Many patients develop pain from nerve entrapment after surgery. Decompression or nerve reconstruction can relieve this discomfort.

Do I need a referral to be seen at The Institute?

No referral is required. Patients can contact us directly, though we often collaborate closely with neurologists and primary physicians.

→ For provider-specific referral information, visit our Referrals page.

How long is recovery after surgery?

Recovery varies based on the procedure, but most patients experience gradual improvement in movement and comfort over several weeks.

Does insurance cover these procedures?

Many of our surgeries are medically necessary and covered by insurance. Our team will confirm all benefits before treatment.

Can these surgeries help with pain after childbirth or prostate surgery?

Yes. We frequently help patients whose pain developed after childbirth, pelvic trauma, or prostate-related procedures.

What makes The Institute different from other centers?
We are one of the few centers worldwide offering comprehensive nerve, reconstructive, and urologic surgical solutions for chronic groin pain.

→ Learn more about why patients choose us.

What to Expect When You Reach Out

We know reaching this point has likely been a long journey. That’s why we make the next step clear and supportive.

1 Consultation

Share your history and symptoms with our specialized team, either virtually or in-person.

2 Evaluation

Our advanced diagnostic tools and extensive expertise help us understand your condition fully.

3 Personalized Care Plan

You’ll leave with a clear explanation of your options and what recovery could look like.

4 Surgery & Support

If surgery is right for you, our team guides you through every step: before, during, and after.
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Get Relief From Chronic Pain

You do not have to live with pain that affects your comfort, movement, or confidence. Our specialists provide advanced care that helps patients finally reclaim their lives.