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Occipital Neuralgia Treatment

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Have you been suffering from debilitating symptoms of Occipital Neuralgia and been unable to find long-term relief?

Here at ProHealth Clinic we specialise in treating the root cause of your symptoms to prevent them from returning.

Our Award Winning Treatment Approach

We have developed a unique natural treatment approach for Occipital Neuralgia which combines two advanced treatments: Regenerative Injection Therapy and INDIBA Therapy.

Many of the symptoms associated with the condition are a result of irritation of the occipital nerve. The nerves can become irritated if the surrounding structures are weak or damaged.

Regenerative Injection Therapy involves the injection of a natural solution with small fine needles that have been shown in studies to strengthen and repair these surrounding structures, which then allows the nerve irritation to subside. Immediately before the injections, we use a gentle therapy device called INDIBA to both reduce inflammation in the area and enhance the absorption of the injections. The INDIBA device has been around for more than 35 years and has established a strong pedigree of research with over 300 scientific studies supporting its technology, including research from Oxford University.

As the treatment is helping to treat the root cause of Occipital Neuralgia, many of our patients have reported permanent relief of their symptoms.

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Understanding Occipital Neuralgia

What is Occipital Neuralgia?

Occipital Neuralgia is a distinct neurological condition characterised by sharp, shooting, or electric shock-like pain that originates from the occipital nerves. These crucial nerves run from the upper neck, through the muscles at the back of the head, and up over the scalp to the forehead. When these nerves become irritated, inflamed, or damaged, they can produce intense pain that feels dramatically different from typical headaches.

The condition specifically affects the greater, lesser, and third occipital nerves, which provide sensation to the back and top of the head. Unlike common tension headaches or migraines, occipital neuralgia pain follows the specific pathway of these nerves, creating a characteristic pattern that experienced practitioners can readily identify.

This neurological disorder can significantly impact daily life, with pain episodes ranging from brief, lightning-like jolts to sustained burning sensations that can last for hours or even days. The unpredictable nature of occipital neuralgia often leaves sufferers feeling anxious about when the next episode might strike, affecting their ability to work, socialise, and enjoy normal activities.

Symptoms of Occipital Neuralgia

The hallmark symptoms of occipital neuralgia are distinctive and follow specific patterns that help differentiate this condition from other types of head pain:

Primary Pain Characteristics:

  • Sharp, shooting, or electric shock-like pain starting at the base of the skull
  • Pain that travels along the occipital nerve pathways from the neck up over the scalp
  • Stabbing sensations that can feel like “ice picks” or “lightning bolts”
  • Pain typically on one side of the head, though it can affect both sides
  • Episodes that may last from seconds to minutes, with varying frequency

Associated Symptoms:

  • Extreme scalp tenderness, particularly where the occipital nerves emerge
  • Pain behind one or both eyes, often described as deep and aching
  • Sensitivity to light (photophobia) during acute episodes
  • Increased pain with neck movement or light touch to the scalp
  • Burning or aching sensations between sharp pain episodes
  • Muscle tension and stiffness in the neck and shoulder region

Trigger Factors:

  • Light touch to the scalp or hair brushing
  • Neck movements, particularly looking up or turning the head
  • Lying on a pillow or resting the head against surfaces
  • Stress and muscle tension
  • Cold weather or sudden temperature changes
  • Physical activity or exercise

Pain Pattern Recognition:
The pain of occipital neuralgia follows distinct anatomical pathways, typically beginning at the suboccipital region (where the neck meets the skull) and radiating upward over the scalp. This specific distribution helps distinguish it from tension headaches, which typically present as a “band” around the head, or migraines, which often involve throbbing pain on one side with nausea and visual disturbances.

Common Causes and Risk Factors

Occipital neuralgia can develop from various underlying conditions and circumstances that affect the occipital nerves or surrounding structures:

Traumatic Causes:

  • Whiplash injuries from motor vehicle accidents
  • Sports-related head or neck injuries
  • Falls resulting in neck trauma
  • Direct blows to the back of the head or neck
  • Previous surgical procedures in the cervical region

Structural and Anatomical Factors:

  • Cervical spine arthritis or degenerative changes
  • Herniated or bulging cervical discs
  • Bone spurs in the cervical vertebrae
  • Tight or inflamed muscles in the suboccipital region
  • Compressed or pinched occipital nerves at their emergence points

Medical Conditions:

  • Tension-type headaches that progress to nerve involvement
  • Fibromyalgia and other chronic pain conditions
  • Diabetes mellitus, which can affect nerve function
  • Blood vessel inflammation (vasculitis)
  • Infections affecting the upper cervical region
  • Tumours or cysts in the neck or skull base (rare)

Lifestyle and Environmental Factors:

  • Prolonged poor posture, particularly “forward head posture”
  • Chronic stress leading to muscle tension
  • Sleep position that strains the neck
  • Repetitive neck strain from occupational activities
  • Excessive screen time contributing to neck muscle tension

Risk Factor Categories:
Certain individuals may be more predisposed to developing occipital neuralgia, including those with chronic neck problems, individuals who have experienced head or neck trauma, people with jobs requiring prolonged neck flexion, and those with existing chronic pain conditions or autoimmune disorders.

How is Occipital Neuralgia Different from Other Headaches?

Understanding the distinctions between occipital neuralgia and other headache types is crucial for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment:

Occipital Neuralgia vs. Tension Headaches:

  • Location: Occipital neuralgia originates at the skull base and travels upward along nerve pathways, whilst tension headaches typically create a “band-like” sensation around the entire head
  • Quality: Occipital neuralgia produces sharp, shooting, electric-like pain, whereas tension headaches cause steady, aching, or pressure-like sensations
  • Triggers: Light touch can trigger occipital neuralgia pain, whilst tension headaches are more commonly triggered by stress, fatigue, or muscle tension
  • Duration: Occipital neuralgia episodes are typically brief (seconds to minutes), whilst tension headaches can persist for hours or days

Occipital Neuralgia vs. Migraines:

  • Pain Quality: Migraines typically involve throbbing or pulsating pain, whilst occipital neuralgia produces sharp, stabbing sensations
  • Associated Symptoms: Migraines commonly include nausea, vomiting, and visual disturbances (aura), which are rare in occipital neuralgia
  • Location Pattern: Migraines often affect one side of the head in a more generalised pattern, whilst occipital neuralgia follows specific nerve pathways
  • Response to Treatment: Migraine medications (triptans) are ineffective for occipital neuralgia, which responds better to nerve-specific treatments

Occipital Neuralgia vs. Cluster Headaches:

  • Timing: Cluster headaches occur in cyclical patterns with pain-free periods, whilst occipital neuralgia episodes are more random
  • Location: Cluster headaches centre around one eye, whilst occipital neuralgia originates from the neck and travels over the scalp
  • Associated Features: Cluster headaches cause eye redness, tearing, and nasal congestion, which don’t occur with occipital neuralgia
  • Duration: Cluster headache episodes typically last 15 minutes to 3 hours, whilst occipital neuralgia episodes are usually much shorter

Diagnostic Significance:
The key distinguishing feature of occipital neuralgia is the diagnostic nerve block test. When local anaesthetic is injected around the occipital nerve and provides significant pain relief, it confirms the diagnosis. This diagnostic tool is not applicable to other headache types, making it a valuable differentiating factor.


Our Clinic’s Expertise in Occipital Neuralgia

Why Choose Our Specialist Clinic?

Our clinic has established itself as a leading centre for occipital neuralgia treatment through our comprehensive understanding of this complex neurological condition and our innovative approach to care. Unlike general pain clinics that may treat occipital neuralgia as simply another headache disorder, we recognise the unique neurological nature of this condition and have developed specialised protocols specifically designed to address its underlying causes.

Specialised Diagnostic Expertise: Our practitioners possess extensive experience in accurately diagnosing occipital neuralgia, distinguishing it from other headache disorders through careful clinical assessment and specialised testing procedures. This expertise is crucial, as misdiagnosis can lead to months or years of ineffective treatment.

Innovative Treatment Approach: We have developed a unique natural treatment methodology that combines Regenerative Injection Therapy with INDIBA Technology. This dual approach addresses both the immediate nerve irritation and the underlying structural problems that contribute to occipital nerve dysfunction.

Root Cause Focus: Rather than simply masking symptoms with medications, our treatment philosophy centres on identifying and addressing the fundamental causes of occipital nerve irritation. This approach has enabled many of our patients to achieve lasting relief rather than temporary symptom management.

Comprehensive Care Model: Our treatment approach integrates multiple therapeutic modalities, ensuring that each patient receives the most appropriate combination of interventions based on their specific presentation, underlying causes, and individual response patterns.

Patient-Centred Excellence: We understand that living with occipital neuralgia can be isolating and frustrating, particularly when previous treatments have failed. Our approach emphasises compassionate care, thorough patient education, and collaborative treatment planning that respects each individual’s unique circumstances and goals.

Our Philosophy of Care

Our treatment philosophy is built upon the fundamental principle that lasting relief from occipital neuralgia requires addressing the underlying structural and neurological factors that contribute to nerve irritation, rather than merely suppressing symptoms.

Personalised Medicine Approach: We recognise that every patient’s experience with occipital neuralgia is unique, influenced by their specific anatomy, underlying health conditions, lifestyle factors, and previous treatment history. Our care plans are meticulously tailored to address these individual factors, ensuring optimal treatment outcomes.

Holistic Integration: Whilst our primary focus remains on the neurological aspects of occipital neuralgia, we understand that successful treatment often requires addressing contributing factors such as posture, stress management, sleep quality, and lifestyle modifications that may perpetuate nerve irritation.

Evidence-Based Innovation: Our treatment protocols combine the latest scientific research with clinical innovations that have proven successful in our practice. We continuously evaluate and refine our approaches based on patient outcomes and emerging evidence in the field of pain medicine and neurology.

Natural Healing Enhancement: Our preference for natural, regenerative treatments reflects our belief that the body possesses remarkable healing capabilities when provided with the right support and environment. Our Regenerative Injection Therapy and INDIBA Technology work synergistically to enhance these natural healing processes.

Long-Term Wellness Perspective: Our goal extends beyond immediate pain relief to encompass long-term wellness and prevention of recurrence. We work with patients to develop strategies that support ongoing nerve health and reduce the likelihood of future episodes.

The Importance of Accurate Diagnosis

Accurate diagnosis represents the cornerstone of effective occipital neuralgia treatment. This condition is frequently misdiagnosed or confused with other headache disorders, leading to inappropriate treatments that fail to address the underlying neurological problem.

Diagnostic Complexity Challenges: The symptoms of occipital neuralgia can overlap with various other headache types, making clinical differentiation challenging without specialised knowledge and appropriate diagnostic procedures. Many patients have endured months or years of unsuccessful treatments due to initial misdiagnosis.

Clinical Assessment Precision: Our diagnostic process involves detailed symptom mapping, careful physical examination of the occipital nerve pathways, and specialised palpation techniques that can identify areas of nerve irritation and inflammation. This hands-on assessment provides crucial information that cannot be obtained through imaging studies alone.

Diagnostic Nerve Block Significance: The diagnostic nerve block represents the gold standard for confirming occipital neuralgia diagnosis. When properly performed, this procedure not only confirms the diagnosis but also provides valuable information about the likely effectiveness of various treatment approaches.

Differential Diagnosis Importance: Accurate diagnosis requires systematically excluding other conditions that may mimic occipital neuralgia, including tension headaches, migraines, cervicogenic headaches, and other neurological conditions. This comprehensive approach ensures that treatment is appropriately targeted.

Treatment Planning Foundation: Precise diagnosis guides every aspect of treatment planning, from the selection of specific therapeutic modalities to the prediction of treatment duration and expected outcomes. Without accurate diagnosis, even the most advanced treatments may prove ineffective.


Comprehensive Diagnostic Services

Comprehensive Medical History and Symptom Review

Our diagnostic process begins with an extensive medical history review that goes far beyond standard questionnaires to explore the complex patterns and characteristics specific to occipital neuralgia.

Detailed Symptom Characterisation: We conduct thorough symptom mapping that examines the precise location, quality, intensity, and duration of your pain episodes. This includes identifying specific trigger factors, pain patterns throughout the day, and any activities or positions that provide relief.

Timeline Analysis: Understanding when your symptoms began, how they have evolved over time, and any precipitating events or injuries provides crucial diagnostic information. We explore potential connections between symptom onset and specific incidents, lifestyle changes, or medical conditions.

Previous Treatment Assessment: A comprehensive review of all previous treatments, including their effectiveness and any side effects experienced, helps us understand what approaches have been tried and guides our treatment planning to avoid ineffective strategies whilst building upon successful interventions.

Functional Impact Evaluation: We assess how occipital neuralgia affects your daily activities, work performance, sleep quality, and social interactions. This information is essential for developing treatment goals and measuring progress throughout your care.

Associated Symptom Exploration: Many patients with occipital neuralgia experience related symptoms such as neck pain, shoulder tension, or visual disturbances. Identifying these associated symptoms helps us understand the broader impact of the condition and develop comprehensive treatment strategies.

Physical Examination and Palpation of the Occipital Nerves

Our specialised physical examination focuses specifically on the anatomical structures and nerve pathways involved in occipital neuralgia, providing diagnostic information that cannot be obtained through imaging studies.

Occipital Nerve Pathway Assessment: We systematically examine the greater, lesser, and third occipital nerves along their entire course from the upper cervical spine to the scalp. This includes identifying specific points of tenderness, swelling, or nerve irritation.

Palpation Techniques: Specialised palpation methods allow us to identify areas where the occipital nerves may be compressed, inflamed, or entrapped. These hands-on techniques can reproduce symptoms and help localise the specific areas requiring treatment focus.

Range of Motion Testing: Careful assessment of neck and head movement patterns helps identify mechanical factors that may contribute to occipital nerve irritation. We observe how specific movements affect your symptoms and identify positions that exacerbate or relieve pain.

Postural Assessment: Evaluation of head and neck posture, both static and dynamic, reveals compensatory patterns and structural abnormalities that may contribute to occipital nerve dysfunction. Poor posture is often a significant contributing factor in occipital neuralgia.

Neurological Examination: Testing of sensation, reflexes, and motor function helps distinguish occipital neuralgia from other neurological conditions and identifies any associated nerve involvement that may influence treatment planning.

Advanced Imaging

Whilst occipital neuralgia is primarily diagnosed through clinical assessment and nerve blocks, advanced imaging studies serve important roles in excluding other conditions and identifying structural abnormalities that may contribute to nerve irritation.

MRI of the Cervical Spine: Magnetic resonance imaging provides detailed visualisation of soft tissues, including muscles, ligaments, and nerve structures in the upper cervical region. MRI can identify herniated discs, arthritis, or other structural abnormalities that may contribute to occipital nerve irritation.

CT Scanning Applications: Computed tomography offers superior bone detail and can identify bony abnormalities, fractures, or degenerative changes in the cervical vertebrae that may contribute to nerve compression. CT scanning is particularly useful when bone pathology is suspected.

Specialised Imaging Protocols: When indicated, we may recommend specialised imaging sequences or techniques designed to visualise nerve pathways or identify subtle abnormalities that could contribute to occipital neuralgia symptoms.

Differential Diagnosis Support: Advanced imaging helps exclude other conditions that may mimic occipital neuralgia, such as cervical spine pathology, vascular abnormalities, or rare tumours that could cause similar symptoms.

Treatment Planning Integration: Imaging findings are integrated with clinical assessment results to develop comprehensive treatment plans that address both the immediate nerve irritation and any underlying structural factors that may perpetuate the condition.


Comprehensive Treatment Options

Non-Surgical Management Approaches

Our primary treatment philosophy emphasises natural, minimally invasive approaches that address the underlying causes of occipital nerve irritation whilst promoting long-term healing and prevention of recurrence.

Regenerative Injection Therapy and INDIBA Technology

Our Signature Treatment Approach: We have developed a unique treatment methodology that combines Regenerative Injection Therapy with INDIBA Technology to address both the immediate nerve irritation and the underlying structural problems that contribute to occipital neuralgia.

Regenerative Injection Therapy: This innovative approach involves the precise injection of natural solutions designed to strengthen and repair the structures surrounding the occipital nerves. When these supporting structures are weak or damaged, they can contribute to nerve irritation and inflammation. Our regenerative injections stimulate the body’s natural healing processes, promoting tissue repair and reducing nerve irritation.

INDIBA Technology Integration: Immediately before the regenerative injections, we utilise INDIBA radiofrequency therapy to reduce inflammation in the treatment area and enhance the absorption and effectiveness of the injections. INDIBA technology has over 35 years of clinical use and is supported by more than 300 scientific studies, including research from Oxford University.

Treatment Protocol: Our typical treatment protocol is designed for optimal patient outcomes whilst minimising the number of appointments required. Most patients experience significant improvement with our streamlined approach, and many report lasting relief from their occipital neuralgia symptoms.

Natural Healing Enhancement: By addressing the root causes of nerve irritation rather than simply masking symptoms, our regenerative approach often provides long-lasting relief. Patients frequently report that their symptoms do not return after completing treatment, representing a significant advantage over conventional approaches that require ongoing medication or repeated procedures.

 

Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation

Specialised Cervical Therapy: Our physical therapy protocols are specifically designed to address the musculoskeletal factors that contribute to occipital nerve irritation. This includes targeted exercises to improve neck posture, reduce muscle tension, and enhance cervical spine mobility.

Postural Correction Programs: Many patients with occipital neuralgia have developed compensatory postural patterns that perpetuate nerve irritation. Our rehabilitation programs include comprehensive postural assessment and correction strategies that address both workplace and daily living activities.

Manual Therapy Techniques: Skilled manual therapy can help reduce muscle tension, improve joint mobility, and alleviate compression on the occipital nerves. These hands-on techniques are particularly effective when combined with our regenerative injection treatments.

Home Exercise Integration: We provide detailed home exercise programs that allow patients to actively participate in their recovery between appointments. These exercises are designed to reinforce treatment gains and prevent symptom recurrence.

Massage and Soft Tissue Therapy

Therapeutic Massage: Specialised massage techniques targeting the neck, shoulder, and scalp regions can help reduce muscle tension and improve circulation to the occipital nerve pathways. Massage therapy is particularly effective for patients whose neuralgia is related to muscle tension and stress.

Myofascial Release: This specialised soft tissue technique addresses fascial restrictions and trigger points that may contribute to occipital nerve irritation. Myofascial release can help restore normal tissue mobility and reduce referred pain patterns.

Craniosacral Therapy: Gentle craniosacral techniques can help reduce tension in the muscles and fascia surrounding the occipital nerves, providing relief for patients who cannot tolerate more aggressive interventions.

Personalised Treatment Plans

Individual Assessment: Every patient receives a comprehensive evaluation that considers their specific symptoms, underlying causes, medical history, lifestyle factors, and treatment goals. This assessment forms the foundation for developing a personalised treatment plan.

Multidisciplinary Integration: When appropriate, we coordinate care with other healthcare providers to ensure comprehensive treatment that addresses all aspects of the patient’s condition and overall health.


Patient Resources and Support

Frequently Asked Questions

What causes occipital neuralgia?
Occipital neuralgia can result from various factors including neck injuries, muscle tension, arthritis in the upper cervical spine, pinched nerves, or inflammation around the occipital nerve pathways. In some cases, the exact cause may not be identifiable, but treatment can still be highly effective.

How is occipital neuralgia diagnosed?
Diagnosis involves a comprehensive medical history, physical examination focusing on the occipital nerve pathways, and often a diagnostic nerve block. The nerve block is considered the gold standard for diagnosis – if local anaesthetic injection around the occipital nerve provides significant pain relief, it confirms the diagnosis.

What does occipital neuralgia pain feel like?
The pain is typically described as sharp, shooting, electric shock-like, or stabbing. It often starts at the base of the skull and travels up over the scalp, following the path of the occipital nerves. The scalp may be extremely tender to touch, and pain can be triggered by light contact or hair brushing.

How long does treatment take to show results?
Many patients experience some relief immediately following nerve blocks or within days of starting our regenerative injection therapy. Full healing and lasting relief typically develop over several weeks to months, depending on the underlying causes and individual healing response.

Is occipital neuralgia a serious condition?
Whilst occipital neuralgia is not life-threatening, it can significantly impact quality of life due to severe pain episodes. The condition is treatable, and most patients achieve good pain relief with appropriate treatment.

Can occipital neuralgia be cured permanently?
Many patients achieve long-lasting relief, particularly when treatment addresses the underlying causes of nerve irritation rather than just managing symptoms. Our regenerative approach has helped numerous patients achieve lasting improvement in their condition.

What should I avoid if I have occipital neuralgia?
Common triggers include tight hairstyles, sleeping on the affected side, sudden neck movements, and activities that strain the neck muscles. We provide personalised guidance on trigger avoidance based on your specific symptom patterns.

Will I need surgery for occipital neuralgia?
Most patients achieve excellent results with non-surgical treatments. Surgery is rarely necessary and is typically considered only for severe cases that don’t respond to comprehensive conservative treatment.

Can stress make occipital neuralgia worse?
Yes, stress can increase muscle tension in the neck and shoulders, potentially exacerbating occipital nerve irritation. Stress management techniques are often an important component of comprehensive treatment.

How is occipital neuralgia different from migraines?
Occipital neuralgia produces sharp, shooting pain along specific nerve pathways, whilst migraines typically cause throbbing pain and are often associated with nausea, vomiting, and sensitivity to light and sound. The pain patterns and triggers are distinctly different between these conditions.

Patient Success Stories

Our patients consistently report significant improvements in their quality of life following treatment for occipital neuralgia. Many describe the relief as “life-changing,” particularly those who have struggled with the condition for months or years before finding effective treatment.

Common themes in patient feedback include surprise at how comfortable our regenerative injection treatments are, gratitude for the thorough explanation of their condition, and amazement at the progressive improvement they experience. Many patients express relief at finally finding a treatment approach that addresses the underlying cause of their pain rather than simply masking symptoms.

Patients frequently report being able to return to activities they had given up due to pain, improved sleep quality, reduced anxiety about pain episodes, and restored confidence in their ability to manage their condition effectively.

Educational Resources and Materials

Comprehensive Information Guides: We provide detailed educational materials that explain occipital neuralgia in accessible terms, helping patients understand their condition and the rationale behind our treatment approach.

Pain Management Strategies: Practical guides for managing pain episodes, including safe heat application techniques, gentle exercises, and positioning strategies that can provide relief during acute episodes.

Trigger Identification Worksheets: Tools to help patients identify and track their specific triggers, enabling them to develop personalised avoidance strategies.

Lifestyle Modification Resources: Information about ergonomic improvements, stress management techniques, sleep hygiene, and other factors that can influence occipital neuralgia symptoms.

Exercise and Stretching Guides: Illustrated instructions for beneficial exercises and stretches that support neck health and reduce the risk of symptom recurrence.


Begin Your Journey to Relief

The First Step: What to Expect at Your Consultation

Your journey to freedom from occipital neuralgia begins with a comprehensive consultation designed to thoroughly understand your condition and develop an optimal treatment strategy tailored to your specific needs.

Pre-Consultation Preparation: Prior to your appointment, we provide detailed intake forms that help us understand your symptom patterns, triggers, previous treatments, and how the condition affects your daily life. Bringing any previous medical records or imaging studies ensures we have a complete picture from the start.

Comprehensive Assessment: Your consultation includes an extensive discussion of your symptoms, medical history, and treatment goals, followed by a specialised physical examination focusing on the occipital nerve pathways and related structures.

Treatment Planning: Based on our assessment, we develop a personalised treatment plan that considers your specific condition, lifestyle factors, and preferences. We explain our recommendations in detail and ensure you understand what to expect throughout the treatment process.

Education and Support: We invest significant time in helping you understand your condition, including why it developed and how our treatments address the underlying causes. This education empowers you to participate actively in your recovery.

Schedule Your Consultation Today

Don’t let occipital neuralgia continue to control your life. Our proven natural treatment approach has helped countless patients achieve the lasting relief they thought impossible.

Free 15-Minute Consultation: Begin with our complimentary phone consultation to discuss your symptoms and learn how our unique treatment approach can help eliminate your occipital neuralgia.

Expert Assessment: Our comprehensive in-person consultation provides the detailed evaluation necessary to develop your personalised treatment plan.

Immediate Relief Options: Many patients experience significant improvement from diagnostic nerve blocks performed during their first visit.

Contact Information

Phone: 0800 107 3238
Email: info@prohealthclinic.co.uk

Convenient Locations:

  • Bedford: The Village Medical Centre, Kingswood Way, MK40 4GH
  • Manchester: The Hadley Clinic, 64 Bridge Street, M3 3BN
  • London: 104 Harley Street, W1G 9PA

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WHY CHOOSE US?

  • Extensive Experience – Our award-winning clinic has performed over 10,000 injections to date. We have had the privilege of treating many elite-level athletes, including both Olympic and Commonwealth medallists.
  • Increased Safety & Comfort – Our extensive experience led us to the development of our unique, safer injection approach called the ProloSafe® Technique, which requires the use of smaller needles compared to what is normally used by other clinics.
  • Comprehensive Examination – We use precision biomechanical scanning technology to help accurately identify misalignments, imbalances, and areas of inflammation in the body that fail to show up on MRI and X-ray scans. Spending up to 90 minutes during each appointment with our patients gives us the time to carefully identify and treat these issues during the same appointment as the injections. This combined approach significantly enhances the results achieved from the injections and prevents an individual’s symptoms from returning.
  • Trusted Technology – Much of the treatment and examination technology we use at the clinic is used by elite professional sports teams – including Manchester United FC and the Team GB Olympic Team.

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