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18 year old high level baseball player. Pain in shoulder area
2 MRIs that show no structural damage
Hyper-mobile and pro baseball doctor says due to this hypermobility when throwing the shoulder rotates too far back and dislocates a bit on every throw with more than 65% effort. The shoulder is rotating out of the joint and back in with every effort and says that is what is causing the pain.
Dr also stated that my scapula area is very weak and that I should be put on a plan to improve posture and strengthen the scapula and other supporting muscles, etc.
I have taken months off multiple times to rest/rehab and can't throw without pain if exerting more than 65% effort. Was throwing 92MPH and now pain when above 70MPH
Dr recommends surgery to "tighten the labrum" so it doesn't rotate too far and dislocate.
I want to know if PRP/Prolo has a good probability of being able to tighten that area without surgery. 
I have already missed a year and a half and want to get back on the field.

Can your PRP/prolo help me avoid surgery and get back on the field?
If so, how soon could we schedule the consult and begin the process?
Can you recommend a rigorous, program to strengthen the scapula and surrounding areas to help achieve success? My son needs to know the importance of this and baseball dr said it likely will require consistency for the rest of his days.  
Can I continue to work out (I don't do much bench press or overhead presses) and hit (hitting doesn't cause me any pain currently)

Please call as soon as possible. Thank you for your time and consideration 100!