Musculoskeletal (MSK) injections
Injection prices start from £540
Some of our musculoskeletal physicians are specially trained to offer MSK injections.
Injections can only be booked in-centre with a referral from an MSK physician. You can book an MSK physician consultation from £233 online to get started.
Musculoskeletal (MSK) injection treatments
We offer injection treatments for the spine and other joints at a number of our clinics. These procedures are carried out by specialist doctors, ensuring you receive the highest level of care. If you’re considering an injection, the first step is to book a consultation with one of our MSK physicians. Together, you’ll decide on the best course of action tailored to your needs.
Non-spinal injections
Spinal Injections
Non-spinal injections | from £540
Autologous blood injections use your own blood to promote healing in injured tendons. They’re often used for conditions like tennis elbow.
Hyaluronic acid injections work by lubricating the joint, easing movement, and improving shock absorption. Most commonly used for osteoarthritis in the knee.
Hydrodilatation is a high-volume injection used to stretch the shoulder joint and reduce pain. It’s primarily used to treat frozen shoulder.
Joint injections deliver steroid medication directly into the joint to help reduce pain and inflammation caused by arthritis in areas like the knees, shoulders, and hips.
Platelet rich plasma (PRP) injections use your own blood to promote healing in damaged tissues. They’re commonly used for joint pain and arthritis.
Prolotherapy involves injecting a natural solution into damaged ligaments to stimulate healing. It’s often used for pain in the back, knees, and joints.
Soft tissue injections deliver medication to muscles, tendons, or ligaments to reduce pain and help healing. They’re often used for injuries like tendonitis.
From £540 per treatment
Steroid (corticosteroid) injections help reduce pain and inflammation in joints, muscles, and soft tissues. They’re often used to treat arthritis, tendonitis, and back pain.
Trigger point injections deliver a combination of steroid and local anaesthetic directly into muscle knots to alleviate pain and reduce inflammation.
Spinal injections | from £810
A caudal epidural injection is a treatment for lower back and leg pain. It delivers steroid medication into the base of your spine to help reduce inflammation and ease discomfort.
An epidural injection delivers corticosteroid medication into the spine to reduce inflammation and relieve pain caused by slipped discs or trapped nerves.
A facet joint injection delivers a mix of local anaesthetic and steroid into the spine’s joints to ease pain from inflammation and arthritis.
Medial branch block diagnostic injections are used to identify the source of spine-related pain, especially from facet joints.
A nerve root block injection delivers a mix of anaesthetic and steroid to a specific nerve in the neck or lower back. It helps reduce inflammation and pain caused by a slipped disc.
Radiofrequency denervation uses radiofrequency waves to deactivate nerves around painful facet joints, providing longer-term relief from chronic neck or back pain.
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