Nicole Ferro, DO

Dr. Nicole Ferro’s passion for pain management comes from a desire to help people be fully functional and less limited by the restrictions created due to chronic pain. Dr. Ferro places emphasis on preventative medicine through appropriate supplements, diet, and exercise. She utilizes numerous interventional procedures to minimize the reliance on chronic medications.

Dr. Ferro is a New Jersey native, completing her undergraduate studies at Rutgers University. She then completed a master’s degree at The University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ), which sparked her interest in osteopathic medicine. She went on to complete medical school at the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine and is a former Chief Resident of Temple University/Moss Rehab’s Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation program. She completed her interventional pain management fellowship training with National Spine and Pain Centers in Florida before returning home to New Jersey.

Dr. Ferro is an active member of the cross-fit community and completed her first half marathon in 2020. She enjoys being outdoors and goes hiking whenever she has the chance. Dr. Ferro recognizes that routine physical activity is necessary not solely for maintaining fitness, but for the prevention of common aches and pains that often plague later adulthood. Her mindfulness and persistent positive outlook bring a multimodal approach to her medical practice. It is her pleasure to educate and help restore activity to anyone seeking a solution to pain.

In addition to her expertise in interventional pain management, Dr. Ferro specializes in non-surgical treatment options for Post-Mastectomy Pain Syndrome (PMPS) and other chronic pain conditions. PMPS, which affects up to 30% of patients following breast surgery, can cause burning, aching, or shooting discomfort in the chest, armpit, or arm.
Understanding that surgery is not always the preferred choice, Dr. Ferro offers a range of minimally invasive treatments designed to manage and alleviate PMPS symptoms. Her approach includes:

• Ultrasound-guided Botox injections to relax pectoral muscles
• Intercostal nerve blocks with steroids to reduce inflammation and pain
• Radiofrequency ablation for long-term pain relief
• Amniotic tissue injectables to promote healing
• Physical therapy combined with topical treatments for a comprehensive approach

Through personalized, compassionate care, Dr. Ferro is committed to helping patients regain comfort and quality of life—without the need for additional surgery. Patients seeking non-surgical pain relief can schedule a consultation at The Institute for Advanced Reconstruction at locations in Brick, Freehold, Marlton, Egg Harbor Township, and Shrewsbury.