Welcome to
Joint Injection Clinic
We offer a range of injection services designed to address pain and inflammation in the upper and lower limb, foot and ankle. Our treatments are performed by highly trained professionals using premium products.
Intra-Articular Joint Injections
These injections deliver medication directly into the joint space to reduce inflammation and lubricate the area. Ideal for conditions like osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis, we use:
Steroids: For rapid anti-inflammatory relief.
Hyaluronic Acid from IBSA: To mimic natural joint fluid, improving cushioning and mobility.
Tendon Injections
Targeted injections for tendon-related issues such as tendonitis or tendinopathy.
Using steroids or hyaluronic acid, these help alleviate pain and promote healing in areas like the Achilles tendon or plantar fascia.
All procedures are ultrasound-guided for precision, ensuring the medication reaches exactly where it’s needed. Sessions typically last 30-45 minutes, with minimal downtime. We provide thorough consultations to assess suitability and explain the process.
Prices start from £250 including consultation and follow-up advice.
Contact us for a personalised quote.
Patient Information
Steroid Injections vs Hyaluronic Acid Injections
At Joint Injection Clinic, we offer both steroid and hyaluronic acid injections as part of our ultrasound-guided therapies for joint and tendon conditions in the knee, lower limb, foot, and ankle. These treatments can provide effective relief from pain and inflammation, but they work in different ways. Below, we explain the key differences to help you understand which option might be suitable for your needs. Our team will always discuss the best choice during your consultation, based on your specific condition and medical history.
Both treatments are minimally invasive, with sessions lasting around 30 minutes and minimal downtime. They are not suitable for everyone – for example, those with infections or certain allergies – so a thorough assessment is essential.
Hyaluronic Acid Injections for Tendon Conditions