Timothy C. Wilson, MD, holds dual board certifications in orthopedic surgery and orthopedic sports medicine. He welcomes new and existing patients at the hospital in Lexington, Kentucky, where he offers the full scope of orthopedic care from fractures and acute soft tissue injuries to degenerative disease.
As an expert in arthroscopic surgery, he specializes in procedures such as rotator cuff repair, ACL reconstruction, meniscus repair, and treatment of patella dislocations. Dr. Wilson also has extensive experience in cartilage transplants and knee replacements. A Lexington native, Dr. Wilson graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Science degree from nearby Georgetown College in Georgetown, Kentucky.
As an expert in arthroscopic surgery, he specializes in procedures such as rotator cuff repair, ACL reconstruction, meniscus repair, and treatment of patella dislocations. Dr. Wilson also has extensive experience in cartilage transplants and knee replacements. A Lexington native, Dr. Wilson graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Science degree from nearby Georgetown College in Georgetown, Kentucky.
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One of the most common knee injuries is a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL). Since an ACL rupture isn't easily repaired with stitches, Timothy C. Wilson, MD, in Lexington, Kentucky, performs an ACL reconstruction, using his expertise to rebuild the ligament and restore optimal knee function. If you suffer an ACL injury, don't wait to schedule an appointment to learn about your treatment options.
Meniscus injuries affect 12-14% of adults, and they often occur together with an injury to the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL). Timothy C. Wilson, MD, in Lexington, Kentucky, has extensive experience treating a damaged meniscus and performing a minimally invasive meniscus repair that relieves your pain and restores mobility.
Dislocation of the patella or kneecap is a common problem that accounts for 2-3% of knee injuries, and it most often occurs in active people between the ages of 10-29. Timothy C. Wilson, MD, in Lexington, Kentucky, has extensive experience treating patellar dislocations.
Whenever possible, your treatment begins with conservative therapy such as immobilization, but surgery is often needed to prevent ongoing knee instability and recurring dislocations.To get exceptional care for a kneecap dislocation, call or schedule an appointment online. Your patella (kneecap) is attached to muscles in the front of your thigh and shin bones.
Whenever possible, your treatment begins with conservative therapy such as immobilization, but surgery is often needed to prevent ongoing knee instability and recurring dislocations.To get exceptional care for a kneecap dislocation, call or schedule an appointment online. Your patella (kneecap) is attached to muscles in the front of your thigh and shin bones.
Whether you damage your knee playing sports or you have small areas of degeneration, a cartilage transplant may relieve the pain while restoring optimal function. As an experienced orthopedic surgeon, Timothy C. Wilson, MD, in Lexington, Kentucky, performs cartilage transplants using today's most advanced techniques to promote healthy knees.
If you experience a weak shoulder or pain when lifting your arm, chances are you have a rotator cuff injury, a condition that requires prompt treatment to prevent the tear from getting progressively worse. Timothy C. Wilson, MD, in Lexington, Kentucky, begins your treatment with conservative therapy whenever possible.
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Tawnya Liddell
Jan 10, 2022
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June Manning
Jun 20, 2021
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Worse experience I have ever had with a physician! Waited patiently for over an hour after my appointment time. When he finally came in, he never examined my shoulder for inflammation, range of motion, nothing. He stood across the room and basically told me I had to lose weight and then wanted to prescribe an anti-inflammatory, without looking at my chart to see that I am on an anticoagulant therapy. I wouldn’t see this doctor again even if I broke every bone in my body.
Shelia Armstrong
Jan 01, 2021
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Lisa Maples
Sep 05, 2020
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Effua Sosoo
Aug 22, 2020
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Timothy C. Wilson spent all of 5 minutes (and that's a generous estimate) with me before ordering an MRI. Most of that time was spent writing and the whole visit felt rushed. I was quite disappointed. After that visit, I decided to do some research and learned that Dr. Wallace Huff, Jr had excellent reviews. I switched providers. During the appointment, Dr. Huff was patient and poised. He maintained good eye contact and I felt like he was engaged and present. He reviewed X-rays with me, recommended a course of treatment, and gave me new hope. He suggested a laser treatment and answered all my questions
Reuben Harness
Jul 29, 2019
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Pamela Secrist
Jul 10, 2019
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Dr. Wilson spent less than FIVE MINUTES in my TWO visits combined with me. He has not seen my fractured wrist that he is treating me for, other than on X-ray. He filled 3 days of medication for a break that has been casted for FIVE weeks now. New cast was put on today by staff (and I will say the staff is nice enough). I asked about possible refill of pain med and was told NO....alternate Tylenol and Aleve. When something is broken, it hurts. Why is it ok to hurt? When there’s an answer for that I would really love to talk about it!
Kerstin Colliver
Jun 28, 2019
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My son saw Dr. Wilson for a fracture in his hand. His first broken bone so he was scared but Dr. Wilson made him feel very comfortable right off the bat. He showed us the xrays and explained everything thoroughly. We went back in 6 weeks and my son's hand is perfectly normal!! Would recommend him to friends and family in a heartbeat! Thanks Dr. Wilson!!
