Chesterfield S.P.I.N.E Center,
Clarkson Executive Building,
16216 Baxter Road, Suite 110,
Chesterfield, MO 63017
Chesterfield S.P.I.N.E Center,
Clarkson Executive Building,
16216 Baxter Road, Suite 110,
Chesterfield, MO 63017
Back pain is one of the most common health complaints worldwide, affecting people of all ages and lifestyles. While many cases can be resolved with conservative care, persistent or severe symptoms may indicate an underlying spinal condition that requires specialized attention. At SPINE Center, Chesterfield, our board-certified orthopedic spinal surgeons are dedicated to diagnosing the root cause of back pain and delivering effective, individualized treatment plans.
If you're struggling with chronic back discomfort, mobility limitations, or neurological symptoms, seeking care from an orthopedic spine specialist offers distinct advantages. Here’s why choosing SPINE Center, Chesterfield can be a pivotal step toward recovery and restored quality of life.
Not all back pain is the same. Our orthopedic spinal surgeons bring advanced training and years of clinical experience to accurately diagnose a wide range of spine-related conditions, including:
With access to on-site advanced imaging, including MRI and CT scans, our team ensures a precise and timely diagnosis—critical for guiding appropriate treatment.
At SPINE Center, Chesterfield, we take a multidisciplinary approach to spine care. Your evaluation and treatment plan are supported by a collaborative team of:
This integrated care model ensures every patient receives a well-rounded treatment plan—whether surgical or non-surgical—tailored to their individual goals and functional needs.
For patients who require surgical intervention, our spine surgeons specialize in minimally invasive spine surgery (MISS) techniques. Compared to traditional open procedures, minimally invasive surgery offers:
Common minimally invasive procedures include microdiscectomy, decompression for spinal stenosis, and minimally invasive spinal fusion.
Every spine is unique—and so is every patient. Our orthopedic spinal surgeons emphasize functional restoration, helping you return to your normal routines with minimal pain and limitations. Whether your goal is to sit comfortably at work, resume sports, or care for your family without restriction, we develop care plans that reflect your priorities.
We also recognize that surgery is not always the first or best option. Many patients improve with non-surgical treatments, such as targeted physical therapy, image-guided injections, or regenerative medicine techniques.
At SPINE Center, Chesterfield, our commitment to your spinal health does not end after a procedure. We provide ongoing postoperative care, rehabilitation coordination, and follow-up evaluations to monitor progress and prevent future injury. Long-term relationships between patients and their spine specialists are essential for maintaining spinal health and preventing recurrence.
More than a decade experience in minimally invasive spine surgeries including endoscopic spine.
Whether you're experiencing acute back pain or managing a chronic spinal condition, SPINE Center, Chesterfield offers the highest standard of orthopedic spine care in the region.
If back pain is interfering with your quality of life, don't wait to seek expert care. Contact SPINE Center, Chesterfield to schedule an evaluation with one of our orthopedic spinal surgeons. We are here to provide clarity, relief, and a path forward—so you can live with confidence and comfort.
Do I need a referral to see an orthopedic spinal surgeon at SPINE Center, Chesterfield?
While many patients are referred by a primary care provider, we also accept direct appointments for self-referred individuals experiencing back or neck pain.
What’s the difference between a neurosurgeon and an orthopedic spinal surgeon?
Both can treat spinal disorders, but orthopedic spinal surgeons have specialized training in spine biomechanics, joint preservation, and musculoskeletal conditions that affect the spine.
How do I know if I need spine surgery?
Our surgeons will thoroughly evaluate your condition using diagnostic imaging and clinical exams. Surgery is only recommended when conservative treatments have failed, or when symptoms indicate structural instability or nerve damage.
