Does this sound familiar?
Then you have come to the right place. We offer a one stop shop of assessment, scan, prescription and injection.
At Wandsworth Physiotherapy with locations in Wandsworth Town | SW18, Clapham Junction | SW11 and Battersea Nine Elms | SW8, we understand you want an element of control and choice in your healthcare and our injection clinic offers an alternative, safe and effective way of managing your pain and improving your recovery.
Your therapist may refer you for an injection to help manage your symptoms and compliment the treatment and rehabilitation plan they are giving you. It’s important to remember that injections are an adjunct to treatment, and we will rarely simply provide you with just an injection. This is because without completing your treatment and especially your home exercise plan you are less likely to see improvements in your problem.
At our clinics in Wandsworth Town, Clapham Junction and Battersea Nine Elms we provide injections using ultrasound guidance. This helps to ensure the product that we are injecting ends up in the desired body part or tissue. The efficacy of land-mark guided injection also called blind injections (where no imaging guidance is used) is sub-optimal, often with the substance being injected not ending up in the desired tissue. Therefore, the injection is much less likely to provide you any relief from your symptoms.
As with all injections there are pros and cons as well as side effects that will be established before your injection so you can make informed consent as to whether you proceed or not.
Our Wandsworth Physiotherapy and Osteopathy ultrasound guided injection clinics in Wandsworth Town | SW18, Clapham Junction | SW11 and Battersea Nine Elms | SW8.
All our injections are delivered under ultrasound guidance to ensure efficacy and safety. There are various substances that can be injected and these will be discussed with you prior to your appointment. Please note we do not offer US guided injections for the spine or pelvis.
Call or book your appointment online. We will send you a pre-appointment patient information sheet regarding the injection you have chosen. We will also send you an injection new patient form to fill in. It’s important that you have read this information and filled in the form prior to your appointment as it may mean we can’t proceed with the appointment if you haven’t done these things.
We offer a one stop shop of assessment, scan, prescription and injection.
Your initial appointment with the injection specialist (a physiotherapist) will be 30 minutes. In that time you will be asked to explain your injury, how it happened, how long you have had it and how it makes you feel. You will be asked to set some goals about what you want to achieve from your time spent with them.
Your injection specialist will also run through your past medical history finding out about any medical diagnoses or medicine that you take. This is extremely important as we may or may not be able to proceed with injection based on this.
Next your injection specialist will carry out a physical examination looking at the affected area plus carry out an assessment of your posture and how you move, they will also ultrasound scan the affected area to help diagnose the problem and assess that an injection is the suitable treatment option.
Once we have made a diagnosis, checked your medical history, you have had any side effects of injections explained to you and you have consented to receive an injection we will go ahead with your treatment.
There may be a small chance that we cannot proceed with injection, however we will have done our best to establish this prior to the appointment. If for some reason based on the assessment that an injection is not to be carried out you will be charged a consultation fee but not the full cost of the injection. Reasons that we might not be able to proceed with an injection include:
At our Ultrasound Guided Injection Clinic we offer a full range of soft tissue and joint injections to help manage pain, reduce inflammation, and improve mobility. All injections are performed under ultrasound guidance for precision and are administered with local anaesthetic to make the procedure as comfortable as possible.
Corticosteroid injections are highly effective at reducing pain and inflammation in irritated joints, bursae, or tendons. They are suitable for conditions such as knee or shoulder arthritis, bursitis, frozen shoulder, or tendon irritation. Relief is typically quick, often within days, though the effect may last from several weeks to a few months depending on the condition.
We offer several premium HA options including Ostenil Plus, Durolane, and Synovial. Hyaluronic acid acts as a joint lubricant and shock absorber, restoring the natural viscosity of the synovial fluid. These injections are ideal for mild to moderate osteoarthritis where cushioning and lubrication have diminished, helping to improve comfort and movement for 6–12 months or longer.
Arthrosamid is a next-generation polyacrylamide hydrogel injection used for the long-term management of knee osteoarthritis. Unlike HA, it does not degrade over time. Once injected, it integrates into the joint lining to provide sustained cushioning, lubrication, and inflammation control. It’s particularly suitable for patients who have already tried steroid or HA injections with only short-term benefit, offering a longer-lasting solution without surgery.
Whether your goal is fast pain relief, improved joint mobility, or a longer-term management option, our experienced clinicians can advise which injection, or combination, is most appropriate for you.
