Cortisone reduces inflammation temporarily but doesn’t repair damaged tissue. Biologic injections go further by stimulating natural healing, encouraging tendon, ligament, and joint repair, and offering longer-lasting relief.

In some cases, a single injection is effective. For chronic or severe conditions, a series of injections may be recommended to achieve the best results. Your treatment plan is personalized to your condition and goals.

The injection site is numbed before the procedure, so most patients experience minimal discomfort. Some soreness may occur for a few days afterward as the body’s healing response is activated.

Yes. Biologic therapy is often recommended for patients who haven’t responded fully to conservative treatments like therapy, orthotics, or anti-inflammatories. It can be the next step before considering surgery.

Most patients return to normal daily activity within 24–48 hours. High-impact exercise may need to be limited for a few weeks while the healing process takes place.

Although biologic injection stands as one of the most effective treatments available, it is currently not covered under most insurances. Although, FSA and HSA accounts may still be used.