Chronic PecTear Reconstruction with The PecFlexFix Surgeon

At Mora MD, located in Orange, CA, we specialize in restoring strength and function after chronic pectoral tendon injuries. Whether you’ve been living with a tear for months or years, our advanced PecFlexFix technique offers a tailored approach to get you back in the game. Ready to reclaim your mobility and confidence?

Why Choose Mora MD for Your Chronic PecTear Reconstruction?

Chronic pectoral tendon tears require more than just routine repair. Over time, the tendon retracts and tissue quality diminishes, making reconstruction challenging. At Mora MD, our Orange County sports medicine orthopedic team brings unique expertise with the PecFlexFix method—an innovative surgical technique designed to restore the tendon’s original strength and flexibility.

Here’s what you can expect when working with us:

  • Personalized Evaluation: We assess your specific injury timeline and tissue condition to plan the optimal reconstruction strategy.
  • Minimally Invasive Approach: Whenever possible, we use techniques that reduce scarring and speed up recovery.
  • Advanced Surgical Technology: The PecFlexFix method uses specialized grafts and fixation devices to rebuild the tendon with durability.
  • Comprehensive Rehabilitation: Post-surgery, we guide you through a custom rehab program to regain full shoulder strength and motion.
  • Ongoing Support: Our team stays connected throughout your recovery, adjusting treatment plans as needed to ensure the best outcomes.

Don’t let a chronic pec tear hold you back any longer. Contact Mora MD in Orange, CA to discuss your reconstruction options.

FAQs

What is a chronic pectoral tendon tear?

A chronic pectoral tendon tear refers to an injury where the tendon has been torn for an extended period, typically weeks or months, making natural healing unlikely and surgical repair more complex.

How does the PecFlexFix technique differ from traditional repair?

The PecFlexFix approach uses advanced grafting and fixation methods to rebuild the tendon’s structure, especially when tissue is retracted or damaged, providing improved strength and flexibility compared to standard repairs.

What is the typical recovery timeline after chronic pec tear reconstruction?

Recovery usually spans several months, starting with immobilization, followed by gradual physical therapy. Most patients regain significant function within 4 to 6 months but full strength can take longer depending on individual factors.

Are there any risks associated with chronic pec tear surgery?

As with all surgeries, risks include infection, stiffness, or incomplete healing. However, at Mora MD, careful surgical planning and post-op care minimize complications.

How can I schedule a consultation with the PecFlexFix surgeon?

Simply call us at (714) 332-5498  to discuss your injury and treatment options with our team.