Lubrication and symptom relief
Hyaluronic acid
Supplements the fluid inside the joint so the surfaces move against each other with less friction. It does not change the cartilage.
KneeHipShoulderJoints to confirm
From£600To confirmRead more
Injections from£600To confirm
The right joint
treatment starts
with the right
diagnosis.
Four specialist injections, delivered by trained doctors, with the one you are offered decided by what your joint actually shows. Clear prices, published up front.
Not ready to book? Speak to a coordinator first. It is a practical conversation about access and cost, not a medical assessment.
- Ultrasound-guided placement
- Imaging reviewed before any decision
- Four treatments, not one
- Structured follow-up
How the four differ
Two questions decide the treatment: what needs to change, and how worn the joint is.
Two of these treat how the joint feels. Two work on the surface itself. Within each pair, the stage of wear decides which one fits. That is why these are four tools and not four versions of the same injection.
Manage the symptoms
Treats how the joint feels. The surface itself is left as it is.
Change the surface
Works on the cartilage itself, aiming to rebuild or support it.
Select a stage or a treatment to see how they relate. Nothing is offered for a healthy joint, and bone-on-bone wear does not rule treatment out, though a joint replacement is sometimes the better answer.
Medical review requiredEach range is taken from the group’s existing approved copy, cited in src/data/treatments.ts. Professor Lee still needs to confirm them for AMSK, particularly which joints each treatment covers.
Treatment finder
Not sure which of the four you need?
Seven questions, around two minutes. You get a starting point, a price and your nearest clinic, before you speak to anyone.
- No email address needed
- Shows the reasoning, not just an answer
- Will say if an injection is not the answer
Where to start
What brings you here?
Pick the closest description. Each one explains the condition first, and only then which treatments tend to come up.
I have been diagnosed with osteoarthritisStart with what the scan actually shows, and which treatments suit that pattern.Read this firstI have cartilage damageDamage in one spot and wear across the whole surface need different answers.Read this firstPrevious injections have not helpedA treatment that did not work often points to the pattern being misread.Read this firstI have been told I may need a replacementSometimes that is right. Sometimes there is something worth trying first.Read this first
Treatments
What each one is for, and what it costs.
Every price includes the consultation and the injection. Suitability is confirmed at assessment, never online.
Longer-term symptom management
Arthrosamid®
A hydrogel that lines the inside of the joint, cushioning the worn surfaces and calming inflammation. It does not rebuild cartilage.
KneeJoints to confirm
From£2,400To confirmRead more
Autologous regenerative pathway
Mytocel MSK
Uses a small sample of your own cartilage, prepared into micrografts during the same appointment and delivered back into the joint under image guidance.
KneeThumb baseJoints to confirm
From£3,000To confirmRead more
Collagen scaffold across worn surfaces
ChondroFiller Injection®
A collagen scaffold delivered by ultrasound-guided injection, laying support across worn surfaces for your own cells to rebuild into. It resorbs and leaves your tissue behind.
KneeHipShoulderAnkleElbowHandWristJoints to confirm
From£3,500To confirmRead more
Why assessment comes first
A product-led clinic sells you what it stocks. We would rather read the joint.
Two knees with the same diagnosis can need opposite treatments. Whether the damage is contained or spread, how the joint is loaded, whether it is inflamed, what you have already tried, and what you want back: all of it changes the answer.
Sometimes the honest answer is that an injection is not the right move at all. You will be told that too.
- 01
Records and imaging
We look at what you already have before asking you to pay for anything new.
- 02
Assessment
A specialist examines the joint and reads the imaging against your symptoms.
- 03
Shared decision
You are told which treatments fit, which do not, and what each one cannot do.
- 04
The procedure
A single in-clinic injection, placed under ultrasound guidance where needed.
- 05
Follow-up
A review appointment, and your outcome recorded so the network learns from it.
Where we treat
Treatment near you, at a published price.
AMSK runs from clinics with on-site imaging and ultrasound guidance. More locations are being added as doctors complete training.
East Midlands
Sleaford
MSK House, with on-site open MRI
London Road, Silk Willoughby, Sleaford
NG34 8NYTo confirm
4 of 4 treatments
East Midlands
Grantham
The Old Barracks, consultation and diagnostics
The Old Barracks, Sandon Road, Grantham
NG31 9ASTo confirm
2 of 4 treatments
Not near you yet
More locations coming
We are adding trained doctors region by region. Tell us where you are and we will let you know when there is a clinic within reach.
See the mapMedical review requiredLocation list, treatment availability per site and the badging of each clinic all need confirming before this page is published.
Insights
The reading behind the recommendation
How these treatments compare, what the evidence actually supports, and where each one stops being the right answer.
Cartilage repair options for lasting joint health
A practical overview of cartilage repair, injection therapy, rehabilitation planning, and the clinical evidence that guides joint preservation care.
ReadCartilage repair options for lasting joint health
A practical overview of cartilage repair, injection therapy, rehabilitation planning, and the clinical evidence that guides joint preservation care.
ReadCartilage repair options for lasting joint health
A practical overview of cartilage repair, injection therapy, rehabilitation planning, and the clinical evidence that guides joint preservation care.
ReadReady when you are.
Book an assessment at your nearest clinic, or talk it through with a coordinator first. That call is about access and cost, not a medical opinion.
Not sure which treatment yet? Use the treatment finder.