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Conditions We Treat

Surgical Pain Relief Treatments

Peripheral Nerve Surgery Treatments

Let Us Help You
Dr. Tim Tollestrup and the team offer nerve surgery treatment options for the following conditions:
Chest / Abdominal Wall Pain
Chronic Pelvic Pain
Chronic Headache Pain
Chronic Joint Pain
Chronic Pain After Surgery / Trauma
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
Failed Morton’s Neuroma Surgery
Failed Spine Surgery Syndrome
Meralgia Paresthetica
Middle Cluneal Nerve Problems
Nerve Compression Syndrome (Lower Extremities)
Nerve Compression Syndrome (Upper Extremities)
Neuropathy Pain
Piriformis Syndrome
Post Amputation Pain
Posterior Femoral Cutaneous Nerve Problems
Superior Cluneal Nerve Problems
Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
Unexplained Back Pain
Call now for an appointment to see how we may be able to help
(702) 666-0463
Disclaimer:
We do not guarantee any specific results or outcomes for surgery, should our practice work on your behalf. Information on this website may be used as a reference for successes we’ve achieved for our patients, and not as an assurance or guarantee for similar results in all instances.
Success Stories
See how we’ve helped change the lives of some of our patients. Hear their stories below:

ACNES Nerve Surgery Ends 5 Years of Abdominal Pain | Stanley’s Story | Dr. Tollestrup

Stanley spent five years living with severe right upper abdominal pain that no doctor could explain or treat. ACNES nerve surgery with Dr. Tim...
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“Doctors Said It Was in His Head.” Jackson’s ACNES Story — Stomach Pain Gone After Nerve Surgery with Dr. Tollestrup

Jackson was 15 years old when stomach pain took over his life. It started after food poisoning on vacation and never went away. For months his...
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Meralgia Paresthetica — Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis and Surgical Treatment

https://youtu.be/9HvDVU1aivk?si=e1ZBloEtAYMgwFnJ Meralgia Paresthetica is caused by entrapment of the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve — and it is...
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