Fixx Injections

Hip and knee osteoarthritis require a severity-based approach.

When synovial inflammation is pronounced and pain is limiting function, an intra-articular corticosteroid injection may be considered to help interrupt the inflammatory cascade and improve short-term symptom control / pain relief.

When inflammation is less dominant, regenerative options such as prolotherapy or platelet-rich plasma (PRP) may be discussed to support tissue signaling, collagen pathways, and joint stability over time.

Treatment decisions are guided by clinical assessment, imaging, biomechanics, and patient goals.

Osteoarthritis management is individualized — not protocol-driven.

Consultations available.

FULL FACE PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) THERAPY

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) is an advanced regenerative treatment that utilizes the patient’s own blood to stimulate cellular repair and collagen production.
The process:
1️⃣ A small blood sample is drawn
2️⃣ The sample is processed in a centrifuge to isolate the platelet-rich plasma
3️⃣ The concentrated PRP — rich in growth factors and bioactive proteins — is strategically injected or microneedled into the skin

Platelets contain growth factors that play a critical role in tissue healing and regeneration.
When introduced into the skin, PRP helps to:
• Stimulate fibroblast activity
• Increase collagen and elastin production
• Improve dermal thickness
• Enhance vascularization
• Support cellular turnover

Clinical benefits may include:
✔️ Improvement in fine lines and early skin laxity
✔️ Reduction in acne scarring
✔️ Smoother skin texture
✔️ More even tone
✔️ Overall skin rejuvenation

Because PRP is autologous (derived from the patient’s own blood), the risk of allergic reaction or adverse immune response is minimal.

Results develop progressively over several weeks as neocollagenesis occurs. A series of treatments may be recommended depending on patient goals and skin condition.

PRP is an excellent option for patients seeking regenerative, non-surgical skin rejuvenation with a strong safety profile.

What Is Prolotherapy?

Prolotherapy is an injection-based treatment used in musculoskeletal medicine to address certain ligament and tendon-related conditions.

It involves the injection of a solution — often dextrose-based — into targeted areas where connective tissue attaches to bone.

The goal is not to numb the joint.
It is to stimulate a localized healing response.

🔹How It Works:
The injected solution is intended to create a mild, controlled inflammatory response.
That response may:
• Signal the body’s natural repair processes
• Encourage collagen production
• Support ligament and tendon integrity over time
Prolotherapy works with the body’s biology — not around it.

Prolotherapy is sometimes discussed in cases of:
• Chronic ligament laxity
• Joint instability
• Certain tendon-related conditions
• Recurrent sprains

It is generally considered in chronic, not acute, cases.

🔹How It Differs From Other Injections:
Corticosteroids aim to reduce inflammation.
PRP concentrates growth factors from your own blood.
Prolotherapy uses a dextrose-based solution to stimulate a reparative response.

Different mechanisms. Different purposes.

🔹Why Assessment Matters
Not every joint pain is a ligament problem.
Diagnosis determines appropriateness.
Prolotherapy is one tool within a broader musculoskeletal strategy — which may include rehabilitation, movement correction, and strength optimization.

Stability supports function ➡️ Function supports performance.



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When injections are used as part of a treatment plan, ultrasound guidance supports accurate placement within the joint.

Placement matters.
Diagnosis matters more.

What can be done for osteoarthritis?

Depending on severity, symptoms, and goals, osteoarthritis options may include:
• Ultrasound-guided corticosteroid injections to reduce inflammation
• PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) to support biological signaling in appropriate cases
• Activity and load modification guidance

Osteoarthritis management is about:
• Preserving joint function
• Supporting mobility
• Managing inflammation appropriately
• Optimizing surrounding muscle strength

The goal is not just symptom relief — it’s functional improvement.

Today’s treatment plan focused on restoring mobility and reducing joint pain.
• PRP injection to the right knee for osteoarthritis
• Ultrasound-guided corticosteroid injection to the right ankle joint for severe osteoarthritis.

Two targeted treatments.

One goal:
Improved function ✔️
Reduced pain✔️

Precision matters. Accuracy matters. Outcomes matter.

Three months ago we were sitting in training rooms, sharpening our skills, refining our craft, asking bigger questions.

Not just how to treat.
But how care should feel.

We saw the gaps, the wait times, the rushed appointments.
The patients who felt unheard.
And we knew we could do better!

Opening our own clinic wasn’t about independence. It was about responsibility.
Responsibility to provide thoughtful consultations.
Responsibility to deliver precise, ultrasound-guided treatments.
Responsibility to create a space where patients feel seen, heard, and treated with intention.

We didn’t open FIXX to be another option.
We opened it to raise the standard of care for all.

Three months later — we’re just getting started 🙌