Interventional Rehabilitation Practices

Interventional Rehabilitation Practices

Muscle and joint pain can make everyday life difficult. We offer faster and more effective results with interventional treatment methods that directly intervene at the source of pain.

All procedures are carried out under the guidance of ultrasound by a specialist in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Thanks to this, the injections are made to the exact target point, and the treatment is both safe and effective.

Interventional therapies are among the important methods that support the rehabilitation process, especially in chronic pain syndromes, tendinopathies, joint diseases and ligament-muscle injuries.

Main Treatments We Apply

• Ultrasound-Accompanied Injections: Treatment is applied directly to the joint, tendon or connective tissue. Materials such as PRP, hyaluronic acid, collagen or exosome can be used.
• Pain Mesotherapy: With low-dose drugs, pain is reduced, regional circulation and the healing process of tissues are supported. Local anesthetics, muscle relaxants and some vitamins can be administered in low doses and in certain proportions.
• Prolotherapy: It is an injection therapy aimed at stimulating weakened or damaged connective and tendon tissues. With this method, a controlled inflammation is created in the connective tissue, the healing process is triggered and the tissues are strengthened.
• Ozone Therapy: Relieves joint and muscle pain by improving circulation and oxygenation. Ozone applications can be administered systemically, intravenously or rectally, as well as locally into the joint.
• Tissue Regenerating Injections: The healing process in tendon and connective tissue problems is supported by using materials such as PRP, Sanakin or exosome. Applications are made to the right point under the guidance of ultrasound and increase the effectiveness of the treatment with its safety.

Our Approach

• Each patient is scheduled with a specialist physician evaluation.
• Procedures are performed under safe and sterile conditions, accompanied by ultrasound.
• It is supported by a tailor-made rehabilitation program after treatment.