Whether you are managing an old injury, training for competition, or simply want your joints to keep up with your life, pain and stiffness are not something you have to accept as permanent.
Physical Recovery & Performance Medicine at CellRenew focuses on supporting the body's own tissue repair processes in joints, tendons, and ligaments. Rather than only managing pain, treatment aims to address the underlying degeneration or inflammation driving it, using ultrasound-guided precision to ensure treatments are placed exactly where they are needed.
Who Is This For?
- Osteoarthritis and chronic joint pain
- Tendon and ligament injuries
- Cartilage degeneration
- Plantar fasciitis
- Achilles tendinopathy
- Sports injuries and recovery from intensive training
- Chronic, degenerative musculoskeletal conditions
What Happens During Assessment and Treatment?
Your assessment includes a thorough review of your injury or condition, often supported by ultrasound-guided diagnostic imaging to confirm exactly what is happening in the affected joint or tissue.
For athletes, DNA Sport testing can offer additional insight into training response, recovery requirements, and injury risk.
Treatments
- The Joint Regeneration Injection: osteoarthritis, chronic joint pain, and cartilage damage
- The Tendon Repair Treatment: tennis elbow, golfer's elbow, Achilles, and rotator cuff injuries
- The Knee Restore Programme: knee osteoarthritis, meniscal wear, and chronic knee pain
- The Shoulder Recovery Programme: rotator cuff injuries, frozen shoulder, and impingement
- The Plantar Fascia Fix: plantar fasciitis and chronic heel pain
- The Achilles Regeneration: Achilles tendinopathy, chronic Achilles pain, and partial tears
Treatments vary according to the condition and its severity.
Practical Considerations
Treatment protocols vary considerably depending on the condition, its severity, and your response to earlier sessions, so your plan will be reviewed and adjusted as you progress.
Regenerative treatments for joint and tendon conditions are generally used alongside, rather than instead of, appropriate rehabilitation and physiotherapy.
What Can You Realistically Expect?
Many patients report improvements in pain and function over the weeks following treatment, though the pace and extent of recovery depends on the condition being treated and individual biology. Suitability is assessed on an individual basis, and Dr Peer will discuss the most appropriate options with you.
Get in Touch with us to know more about whether regenerative treatment could support your recovery.