Ozone injection therapy is a regenerative injection that delivers medical ozone direct to the target area to stimulate repair within joints, ligaments, and tendons. By delivering ozone directly into poorly oxygenated or degenerated tissues, ozone improves local circulation, enhances oxygen metabolism, and promotes tissue regeneration.

The mechanism of action is multifaceted:

• Collagen and cartilage repair – ozone stimulates fibroblasts and chondrocytes, promoting connective tissue regeneration.

• Reduction of inflammation – ozone down-regulates inflammatory mediators and improves local antioxidant balance.

• Improved joint stability – enhanced collagen synthesis strengthens supporting ligaments and tendons.

• Pain relief – achieved both through reduced inflammation and restoration of normal joint mechanics.
  

The initial consultation and treatment generally last 60–90 minutes. Ongoing therapy sessions last 30–90 minutes and are scheduled at intervals of one to two weeks. Many patients report noticeable improvements within three sessions, typically completed over a six-week period. A subsequent healing phase of around 40 days allows continued tissue regeneration, with maintenance “booster” sessions offered to sustain long-term results.

Ozone injections are particularly effective for musculoskeletal conditions such as osteoarthritis, chronic back and neck pain, rotator cuff injuries, knee degeneration, and ligament instability — making it a valuable addition to advanced MSK rehabilitation programs.