Joint Injection Pricing
Our Joint Injection Clinic provides assessment and treatment for a range of painful joint conditions, helping to reduce pain, improve mobility and support your recovery.
Following a thorough assessment, our experienced clinicians will discuss your symptoms, explain your treatment options, and recommend whether a steroid injection is appropriate for you. We commonly treat conditions affecting knees, shoulders, hips, elbows, wrists and hands.
Our pricing is straightforward:
Initial Consultation – £80
Steroid Injection – £150
Follow-up Appointment – £50
Our aim is to provide expert, personalised care that helps you move more comfortably and get back to the activities you enjoy.
What To Expect
Following your joint injection, you can usually return to your normal daily activities with minimal downtime. We recommend avoiding strenuous exercise for the first 48 hours to allow the treatment to settle.
Many patients notice an improvement within a few days, although the full benefits can take several weeks to develop.
If needed, we offer follow-up appointments to review your progress and discuss any ongoing treatment or support. Book an appointment today to find out whether a joint injection could help relieve your pain and improve your mobility.
Benefits of Joint Injections
Joint injections can provide effective relief from pain and inflammation, helping you move more comfortably and return to your everyday activities.
Potential benefits include:
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Reduced joint pain and stiffness
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Improved mobility and range of movement
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Reduced inflammation
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Relief that may last for several weeks or months
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A treatment option that may help delay or avoid surgery for
some patients
Your clinician will assess your symptoms and discuss whether a joint injection is the right treatment for your individual needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What conditions do joint injections treat?
We commonly treat joint pain affecting the knees, shoulders, hips, elbows, wrists and hands. Our clinicians will assess your symptoms and discuss whether a joint injection is suitable for you.
What does a knee injection involve?
Your appointment will begin with an assessment of your symptoms. Your clinician will discuss your treatment options with you and advise whether a steroid injection is appropriate.
Are joint injections painful?
Most patients experience only mild discomfort or a brief pinch during a joint injection. Local anaesthetic may also be used to help make the procedure as comfortable as possible. This will be discussed with your practitioner before your injection.
Can I exercise after a joint injection?
We recommend avoiding strenuous exercise for the first 48 hours after your injection to allow the treatment to settle. You can usually return to your normal daily activities with minimal downtime.