Complete shoulder care · Orthobiologics · Sports medicine
Rebuild what moves you.
Shoulder and sports medicine care for every stage of an injury or joint problem — from the first ache through surgery and recovery.
Find out whether the next step is a procedure, an orthobiologic injection, rehab exercises or something else — from one physician who offers all of them.
I'm Dr. Shane Woolf, a board-certified, fellowship-trained orthopaedic sports medicine surgeon in Mount Pleasant, and the shoulder is the center of my practice: rotator cuff problems, instability and arthritis. Because I also practice orthobiologics, you won't be sent to one doctor for injections and another for surgery. When surgery is the right answer, I plan your recovery to keep opioids to a minimum.
We start with what you want back — your swing, your serve, your sleep or your everyday routine. Reasonable conservative care comes first whenever appropriate. Many patients travel two hours or more for this approach, and I bring it to knee, elbow and hip sports injuries too.
How I weigh your optionsMore than two decades of experience · Sports medicine & arthroscopy fellowship · Board-certified in orthopaedic surgery with sports medicine subspecialty certification


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Other areas I treat · Hip, Knee, Elbow, Achilles
Composite examples for general education only. They are not medical advice, diagnoses, or patient testimonials.
Choose your path
Rotator cuff pain or tears
Partial tears and tendon pain often settle without surgery; some full-thickness tears need repair. Here is how we tell them apart.
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Meniscus, ligament and cartilage problems, and early arthritis — from therapy and orthobiologics to repair when it is needed.
Read more →Tendon pain that won't settle
Tennis elbow, Achilles and outer-hip tendon pain: a loading program first, then shockwave or PRP when it has not been enough.
Read more →Care options, when they fit your needs
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Non-surgicalOrthobiologics
PRP, BMAC and microfat from your own body, selected after a careful exam, imaging review and a fair trial of conservative care.
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Non-surgicalCartilage & Joint Preservation
PRP, BMAC and microfat for selected shoulder and knee cartilage conditions after reasonable traditional care.
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Non-surgicalFocused Shockwave for Tendons
A non-invasive option for selected shoulder, elbow, hip, knee and Achilles tendon problems.
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SurgicalShoulder Reconstruction
Restoring stability for rotator cuff tears, labral injuries and instability.
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Non-surgical & surgicalKnee Cartilage Care
Non-operative care and orthobiologics through arthroscopic repair and cartilage restoration.
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Non-surgical & surgicalShoulder Arthritis & Replacement
Joint-preserving care for early wear, with replacement when the shoulder is truly worn out.
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Your surgeon
Board-certified orthopaedic surgeon with a certificate of added qualification in orthopaedic sports medicine and more than two decades of experience treating shoulder, knee and other sports injuries. His practice emphasizes orthobiologics and joint preservation, supported by imaging, office ultrasound and surgical experience so each option is considered in context.
- ✦Medical degree, Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine (1998)
- ✦Orthopaedic surgery residency, Medical University of South Carolina
- ✦Sports medicine fellowship, Taos Orthopaedic Institute, New Mexico
- ✦Orthopaedic advisor to the WTA (Women's Tennis Association)
- ✦Team physician experience: US Ski & Snowboard, College of Charleston, Charleston Battery, South Carolina Stingrays, Charleston RiverDogs, Volvo Car Open (WTA/USTA)








Former team physician positions held across professional, collegiate and Olympic sports — many for years.


Dr. Woolf remains active with WTA and USTA events.
WTA Irving Glick Award, 2021
The Women’s Tennis Association’s annual award honoring outstanding contributions to sports medicine and excellence in athlete care — presented to Dr. Woolf after seven years as tournament physician for the Charleston WTA event, in recognition of his care, dedication and rapport with the tour’s athletes.

Finalist — Best Orthopaedic Surgeon, Mount Pleasant SC, 2026
Recognized among the top orthopaedic surgeons in the Mount Pleasant community by the Moultrie News / Post and Courier "Best Of" awards.

Listen to Body in Motion
© 2026 Shane Woolf, MD
What do you want back?
Let's talk about what is holding you back, what you've tried and which next step makes sense for you.
Mon–Fri · 8:30a–5:00p · 1230 Hospital Drive, Mt. Pleasant, SC
All visits and procedures take place in Mount Pleasant. Patients travel from Charleston, Summerville, Beaufort, Hilton Head, Myrtle Beach and across South Carolina. Map, hours & directions
Most major insurance plans are accepted, including Medicare. Orthobiologic treatments such as PRP are typically self-pay — the office will confirm your coverage and any costs before your visit.