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Botox (botulinum toxin type A) injections have been approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of chronic migraines. Botox injections work by temporarily paralyzing the muscles that cause migraines, thereby reducing the frequency and severity of headaches.   The procedure is usually administered by a healthcare professional, who will inject small amounts of Botox into specific muscles in the head, neck and shoulders. The injections are usually done every 12 weeks and the effects of the injection usually last for about 3 months. 

By injecting into the affected area, PRP provides the growth factors derived from your own body to an area of the most need. PRP injected into the affected joint, ligament or tendon or skin initiates a regenerative process to naturally repair them. The goal of the PRP treatment is to help regrow blood vessels in the diseased area which repairs and strengthens the damaged joints or tissue. This repair translates into pain relief and improvement of the function of the tissue involved. Learn More

Hip joint neurolysis can be used to treat this type of severe movement-related pain when oral and injectable analgesics alone are ineffective. What are the benefits? Patients will usually benefit from around 50% or above of pain reduction after hip joint neurolysis. It also depends on the type of fracture.  Hip joint neurolysis is a palliative interventional pain procedure that essentially removes the function of anterior articular sensory nerve branches largely responsible for the pain sensation of hip joint.  It does not fix the hip fracture. This procedure can interrupt the transmission of pain signals and achieve pain reduction clinically.

Disc Biacuplasty is a minimally invasive procedure that relieves low-back pain caused by damaged spinal discs. The intervertebral discs are the cushions of cartilage that separate the bones of the spine, and they can be a source of chronic pain if they become damaged or degenerated.  During the procedure, a small needle is inserted through the skin and into the intervertebral disc. A special probe is then passed through the needle, which delivers radiofrequency energy to the disc. The heat generated by the radiofrequency energy causes damage to the nerve tissue and the disc, which can provide relief from chronic pain.