Prices

Overview

MSK Ultrasound Imaging and Injection offers diagnostic ultrasound scans. This is a non-invasive exam that looks specifically at the muscles and joints. The consultant radiologist will then look at the results to determine the source of pain or discomfort and can determine the extent of any damage.

An ultrasound scan can be used to diagnose many conditions such as:

– Shoulder’s pain including Rotator Cuff Tears and tendonitis
– Foot pain including Morton neuroma and planter fasciitis
– Hip and knee tendinopathies and bursitis
– Skin and neck lump

30 Minutes per appointment £150

Overview

MSK ultrasound Imaging and Injection offers a range of ultrasound-guided steroid (cortisone) injections. A cortisone injection can offer relief for people suffering from various MSK conditions and sports related injuries.

An ultrasound- guided steroid injection can be used to treat:

– Arthritis including hip, knee, hand and foot arthritis
– Bursitis such as trochanteric bursitis
– Soft tissue conditions such as frozen shoulder, rotator cuff tear, plantar fasciitis and carpal tunnel syndrom.

Before the procedure, you will discuss the benefits and possible complications of the injection with the consultant, who will then follow up with a consent form.

After the procedure, you will be provided with a care advice leaflet and you will also have the opportunity to ask any questions.

You will then be advised to wait for 15-20 minutes, so that we can ensure that you’re safe to be discharged home. We do recommend that you are accompanied by a family member or friend whilst having this procedure.

30 minutes per appointment £180

Overview

MSK ultrasound Imaging and Injection also offers ultrasound guided OSTENIL® injections. as alternative to cortisone injection. OSTENIL® is a solution containing sodium hyaluronate. It is injected into the space in the joint that contains synovial fluid. The effect of OSTENIL® means that it can decrease pain and stiffness and improve the other symptoms of osteoarthritis. OSTENIL® TENDON is used to treat pain and restricted mobility in tendon disorders caused, for example, by overuse or inappropriate biomechanical stress.

An OSTENIL® injection can offer relief for people suffering from various conditions such as:

– Osteoarthritis of different joints including hip and knee joints
– Tendinopathies including trigger fingers and shoulder tendonitis

Before the procedure, you will discuss the benefits and possible complications of the injection with the consultant, who will then follow up with a consent form.

After the procedure, you will be provided with a care advice leaflet and you will also have the opportunity to ask any questions.

You will then be advised to wait for 15-20 minutes, so that we can ensure that you’re safe to be discharged home. We do recommend that you are accompanied by a family member or friend whilst having this procedure.

30 minutes per appointment £249

Overview

MSK Ultrasound Imaging and Injection offers Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) injections.

PRP is an injection of platelet rich plasma, which is found in blood, directly into a painful or swollen joint/body area.

PRP can be used to treat a wide range of musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions and sports injuries, such as:

– Mild/moderate Arthritis including knee and hip
– Tennis Elbow (lateral epicondylitis)
– Golfer’s Elbow (medial epicondylitis)
– Plantar Fasciitis
– Patella, Achilles or Gluteal Tendinopathy

Usually, a patient has a course of three PRP injections and tend to be administered one week apart (this is dependent on how the patient responds to their initial injection.

Before the procedure, you will discuss the benefits and possible complications of the injection with the consultant, who will then follow up with a consent form.

About the procedure
The consultant will take a small blood sample, from a vein in your arm, they may use ultrasound guidance if needed. The radiography consultant will work alongside the MSK specialist to identify the vein in a quick and efficient way to limit your discomfort.

Your blood is then processed in a centrifuge. This process spins the blood at high speed, allowing the separation of red blood cells, white blood cells and plasma. The consultant will then extract the rich part of the plasma and inject it into the injured area or directly into the affected joint. This is all visualised using an ultrasound scanner.

After the procedure, you will be provided with a care advice leaflet and you will also have the opportunity to ask any questions. You will then be advised to wait for 15-20 minutes, so that we can ensure that you’re safe to be discharged home. We do recommend that you are accompanied by a family member or friend whilst having this procedure.

30 minutes per appointment £249

If you are living with chronic knee osteoarthritis (KOA) and looking for a long-term alternative to major surgery, Arthrosamid® offers a groundbreaking, non-surgical pathway to multiyear pain relief.

Unlike traditional temporary treatments, Arthrosamid® is a non-biodegradable polyacrylamide hydrogel injection designed to integrate directly into the tissue of your inner knee joint capsule. By cushioning the joint and restoring lubrication, a single treatment aims to significantly delay the need for knee replacement surgery and return you to an active lifestyle.

Initial Consultation – £50
Ultrasound-guided Arthrosamid® Injection – £2,399

Overview

MSK Ultrasound Imaging and Injection offers minor surgery under local anaesthesia, carried out by an experienced GP with a special interest in minor surgery. We safely remove benign skin tags, moles, seborrhoeic keratosis, sebaceous cysts, lipomas, and other small benign lumps and bumps in a clean, professional clinic setting.

What happens during the procedure?

Before treatment, your lesion is evaluated using a specialised dermatoscope to confirm its benign nature. The skin is then cleaned and prepared, and a local anaesthetic is injected to ensure the removal is entirely pain-free. The lesion is carefully removed and sent for routine pathology analysis. For procedures requiring stitches, a follow-up appointment is arranged two weeks later for removal and a results check.

Pricing

£30 – Initial Consultation. Includes full medical history, clinical examination of the lesion using a specialised dermatoscope, and expert advice regarding its removal. (Please note: The £30 consultation fee will be fully deducted from the final procedure price if we agree to go ahead with treatment).

£180 – Electrosurgical Procedures (e.g., skin tag removal). Includes the removal procedure and laboratory pathology analysis.

£279 – Advanced Lesion Removal (e.g., sebaceous cyst, lipoma, or benign mole). Includes the removal procedure, laboratory pathology analysis, 2-week follow-up appointment, and stitch removal.