RESTORE SHOULDER MOBILITY
Frozen Shoulder Relief
Non-surgical options that may help relieve frozen shoulder pain. Frozen shoulder is a condition that causes stiffness and pain, limiting shoulder movement. It typically develops gradually and can significantly affect daily activities.
Hydrodilatation
Fluid is injected into the shoulder joint to help stretch the tight joint capsule, which may reduce inflammation and improve mobility.
Radiofrequency Ablation
Targets specific nerves around the shoulder to help reduce pain and improve function.
Barbotage
An ultrasound-guided procedure using needling and washing to remove calcium deposits from the tendon.
Ozone Therapy
May support the body's natural healing process and help restore joint mobility.
Benefits
- Non-surgical, outpatient treatment options
- May help reduce pain and improve shoulder mobility
- Several techniques available depending on the cause of your shoulder pain
- Can be combined with physiotherapy for better outcomes
Risks and Side Effects
Every procedure has risks. Your doctor will discuss these with you before treatment, including:
- Temporary soreness or discomfort at the treatment site
- Rarely, infection or nerve irritation
- Results and duration of relief vary between patients
Who May Be Suitable
Patients with frozen shoulder or calcific tendinitis who have not found adequate relief through physiotherapy and standard treatment. Physiotherapy and guided exercise remain an important part of recovery alongside any procedure.
This page is for general information only and does not replace medical advice. Results vary from person to person.