Orthopaedic Surgery | Knee
Personalized surgical and non-surgical treatment for knee injuries, including ACL and ligament injuries, meniscus tears, and cartilage damage, to help restore function and get you moving again.

ABOUT US
A knee injury doesn't have to end your season, your sport, or your active life. Dr. Ayzenberg treats ACL and other ligament injuries, meniscus injuries, and cartilage damage, using minimally invasive arthroscopic surgery whenever possible. For patients who may not need surgery, joint-preserving and regenerative medicine options are considered whenever appropriate.
What We Do
Procedures

Your knee is carefully evaluated to determine the cause of your symptoms and whether surgery is necessary. Nonsurgical and regenerative medicine options are considered first whenever appropriate.

Your treatment plan is based on your specific knee condition, symptoms, activity level, and goals. If your condition can be treated without surgery, appropriate nonsurgical or regenerative medicine options may be recommended.

If nonsurgical options do not work and surgery is the right choice, Dr. Ayzenberg uses minimally invasive arthroscopic techniques whenever possible. The exact procedure depends on your individual condition.

Your recovery and rehabilitation plan is tailored to your procedure and individual needs, with follow-up throughout the recovery process.
Meet the Specialist

Dr. Mark Ayzenberg is a board certified, fellowship trained orthopaedic surgeon specializing in Sports Medicine, Arthroscopy, and Reconstructive Surgery. He treats knee conditions including ACL and other ligament injuries, meniscus injuries, and cartilage damage, and performs minimally invasive arthroscopic surgery whenever possible. Because his practice also offers regenerative medicine, nonsurgical and joint-preserving treatment options can be considered when appropriate before proceeding with surgery.





Often, yes, and it matters enormously: removing meniscus tissue raises your lifetime arthritis risk. Dr. Ayzenberg repairs and preserves whenever tissue quality allows.
In many cases, yes. Joint preserving procedures like MACI cartilage restoration and corrective osteotomy can delay replacement by years or take it off the table entirely.
Medically necessary knee surgery is covered by most plans. Our team verifies your benefits and gives you real numbers before you commit to anything.
Meniscus repairs often return to activity within weeks. ACL reconstruction typically takes 6 to 9 months, with objective strength testing before you're cleared, because guessing is how re-tears happen.
An unstable knee grinds away cartilage every week you wait, turning a clean repair into a complicated one. Get evaluated now, while every treatment option is still on the table.

Tell us what happened to your knee and what you're trying to get back to. A real person from our team calls you back within one business day.

We believe that compliance with FDA regulatory guidelines is best practice for quality patient care. We always disclose any off-label use of medications or products to our patients.
Contact Info
Iron Mountain Orthopaedic Institute
2138 County Line Rd,
Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006, USA
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