M Brandon Johnson MD

09/14/2023

08/24/2023

Sarah Higginbotham takes the stage for what's sure to be the HIP-pest presentation at our annual conference!

Sarah will bring her experience from The Hip Clinic, where she specializes in assessments and rehabilitation, to present on some exciting topics.

View the conference agenda: https://bit.ly/476WCKi

05/11/2023

New 5.0-star Review: "Thanks to Dr.Johnson I was able to get my life back. I was in near constant pain and couldn’t run without hip pain. When I finally saw him, he already had a plan for surgery and explained everything for me. I would recommend him to anyone and can’t thank him enough. I can’t wait to get back to running!"

04/29/2023

New 5.0-star Review: "Dr. Johnson, Sarah and the entire staff at the Hip Clinic are the best in the business. I’ve now had both of my hip labral tears repaired and am doing remarkably well. The team here are always so patient and kind and provide the best care for their patients. If you’re having any hip discomfort, this is the place to go!"

01/09/2023

Congratulations to Dr. Brandon Johnson for being named 405 Magazine’s 2023 Top Doctor for Arthroscopic Hip Surgery. See page 60 in the January 2023 edition and page 62 on in the digital edition in the link listed below:
https://www.405magazine.com/issues/405-magazine/January-2023/

10/21/2022

New 5.0-star Review: "Three years ago I fell in my home and ruptured all three of my hamstring tendons pulling them away from my pelvic😩it was awful … after seven months of not getting any better with PT my doctor referred me to Dr. Brandon Johnson… I was so afraid that I waited too long but he reassured me that he could do it and it would be successful and I’m happy to say I have had no problems with my hamstring it was a success and I am forever grateful to him and his wonderful staff ❤I told him if my hip ever goes bad he’s the first person I’m calling! haha! and with lupus and my joints deteriorating I know that it’s a strong possibility. but I feel at peace because I know he’s there and he will fix me! Not only is he an amazing surgeon he has an amazing bedside manner I think that’s pretty important too! 😊"

10/12/2022

New 5.0-star Review: "I’m impressed with the services, doctors performance and the recovery time, thank you doctor Johnson 🥰"

09/15/2022

Great work Sarah!! You represent The Hip Clinic perfectly 👍🏻

07/31/2022

New 5.0-star Review: "I am beyond appreciative of Dr Johnson’s confidence, expertise, and honesty with the degree of my injury and his expected outcome for me. I am currently 3 months post surgery. I can honestly say pre surgery my pain level was a 20 and today it’s maybe a 2!! Dr. Johnson is the only hip surgeon in Oklahoma! I cannot thank him and his staff enough for allowing my hip a second chance!! Highly recommend!!"

09/30/2021

The labrum is important for protecting the articular cartilage. The labrum has excellent healing capacity, and tears can be repaired with successful results. The articular cartilage has less recuperative ability. Thus, with most joint preserving surgical procedures, the severity of the articular damage is a limiting factor on the success of the operation. Imaging studies, such as MRI, are pretty reliable at showing damage to the labrum but often unpredictable in their ability to discern whether there is damage to the articular cartilage. With arthroscopic surgery, it is often only at the time of surgery that the severity of this articular damage can be determined. Our experience over more than a quarter of a century shows that most labral tears will have some articular damage. Thus going into surgery, the articular cartilage may be the wild card on the procedure's success. This will only be fully known at the time of surgery.

Follow the link to learn more: https://nsmoc.com/hip-preservation-delaying-hip-replacement/

09/27/2021

://nashvillehip.org/Dr. Byrd, a proud native Nashvillian, is a third generation physician to serve the Ten...