Joint Injections

Before your treatment, a brief consultation with a GP is required to assess your suitability. A joint injection initial assessment is the first step in determining whether an injection is the right treatment for your joint pain or inflammation. 

During this appointment, a GP will assess your symptoms, medical history, and joint function, and may review previous imaging or recommend further investigations if needed.

The assessment ensures that any injection offered is safe, appropriate, and tailored to your condition. You’ll receive clear advice on treatment options, expected benefits, and next steps, helping you make an informed decision about managing your joint pain and improving mobility.

An ultrasound-guided Ostenil injection is a targeted treatment designed to relieve joint pain and improve mobility, most commonly for osteoarthritis. Ostenil is a hyaluronic acid-based injection that helps lubricate and cushion the joint, restoring smoother movement and reducing discomfort. Using real-time ultrasound guidance ensures the injection is delivered accurately to the affected area, maximising effectiveness and comfort. This treatment can help reduce pain, improve joint function, and delay the need for more invasive interventions, supporting a more active and comfortable lifestyle.

1 area: £400

2 areas: £700

Before your treatment, a brief consultation with a GP is required to assess your suitability.

Once deemed suitable, the most appropriate treatment will be recommended.

An ultrasound-guided steroid injection is a precise and effective treatment used to reduce pain and inflammation in joints, muscles, or soft tissues. By using real-time ultrasound imaging, the clinician can accurately guide the injection to the exact area requiring treatment, improving effectiveness and minimising discomfort. This targeted approach is commonly used for conditions such as arthritis, tendonitis, bursitis, and sports injuries, helping to relieve pain, improve mobility, and support recovery when other treatments have not been effective.

1 area: £300

2 areas: £550

Before your treatment, a brief consultation with a GP is required to assess your suitability. Once deemed suitable, the most appropriate treatment will be recommended.

An ultrasound-guided hydrogel injection designed to provide long-lasting pain relief, reduce joint stiffness, and improve mobility. The hydrogel is injected into the synovial cavity of the knee to help cushion the joint and reduce friction during movement. Using real-time ultrasound guidance ensures the injection is delivered accurately to the affected area, maximising effectiveness and comfort

Ultrasound-Guided PRP Joint Injections
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy uses concentrated platelets derived from your own blood. Administered under ultrasound guidance, treatment is delivered precisely to the targeted joint to support the body's natural healing processes