Hyaluronic Acid Injections
What They Are
Which Conditions They’re Best For
Mild to moderate osteoarthritis (knees, hips, shoulders, and small joints)
Post-traumatic joint pain
Certain peri-articular conditions (e.g. trigger finger, Morton’s neuroma)
Quicker Relief – Often provides faster pain relief than standard 2% HA, with improvement sometimes seen within 7 days
Improved Function & Quality of Life – Helps restore mobility and reduce stiffness
Reduces Painkiller Use – Shown to decrease the need for additional pain medications
Long-Lasting Relief – Proven benefits for at least 6 months in mild to moderate osteoarthritis
Superior Outcomes – Clinical studies show better results than both standard HA and corticosteroid injections over 6 months
Well Tolerated – Excellent safety profile, with most patients experiencing no significant side effects
Gradual Effect – While some patients notice improvement quickly, it often takes a few weeks for maximum benefit
Duration Varies – Relief typically lasts minimum 6 months, but results differ between patients and may eventually require repeat treatment
Cost – Hyaluronic acid injections are not routinely available on the NHS, and private treatment can be more expensive than corticosteroid injections
Not a Cure – HA injections do not reverse joint damage, but they can significantly improve symptoms and function
Hyaluronic Acid Injections
£375
£275
Hyaluronic Acid Combined Injections
£450
£750
£1500
£1300
What to expect at your consultation
Most patients notice gradual improvement in pain and mobility within weeks, with benefits often lasting up to 6 months.. During your clinic visit, you will:
1
Be Assessed
One of our doctors will review your symptoms and examine the affected area
We will confirm that a hyaluronic acid injection is appropriate for your condition
2
Consent Together
You’ll complete a tailored consent process, ensuring benefits and risks are discussed
3
Receive The Injection
Sinovial HL is injected under ultrasound guidance for precision and safety