Regenerative Medicine in London
CQC
Registered
Same Day Appointments
Central London Clinic
Non-Surgical Treatments
4.9 Rated by Patients
5000+ patients treated at our Central London clinic
We commonly help with:
- Joint Pain and Arthritis
- Tendon and Ligament Injuries
- Chronic Back Pain
- Sports Injuries
- Post-Injury Recovery
Why Patients Choose Bilba Clinic for Regenerative Medicine
Non-surgical PRP, Lipogems and orthobiologic treatments delivered by experienced clinicians in Central London.
Consultant-Led Diagnosis
Ultrasound-Guided Injections
No Long Waiting Lists
Direct Access to Diagnostic Imaging
Physiotherapy Support
Ongoing Recovery Support
Confidential and Professional Care
Central London Clinic
Non-Surgical Treatments & Diagnostics
Minimally invasive solutions for joint pain, back pain, tendon injuries, and performance optimisation.
Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP)
Uses your own blood to speed up healing in tendons and joints, with virtually no risk of rejection.
Lipogems (Stem Cells)
Uses your own fat tissue to support natural joint regeneration, often combined with PRP.
Tenex
A minimally invasive procedure that removes damaged tendon tissue with precision.
ESWT Shockwave Therapy
Uses targeted sound waves to relieve chronic pain in the Achilles, shoulder, plantar fascia and hip.
Ostenil (Hyaluronic Acid)
Visco supplementation injections that restore joint lubrication and reduce pain.
Cellular Matrix Injections
Combines your own blood with hyaluronic acid for added joint support and comfort.
Spinal and Nerve Injections
Facet joint, sacroiliac, transforaminal epidural and medial branch block injections for back pain.
Diagnostic Ultrasound
Soft tissue, tendon and joint imaging that helps us reach an accurate diagnosis quickly.
Human Performance and Longevity
VO2 max testing, gait analysis, metabolic health checks and weight management programmes.
Conditions We Commonly Treat
Our regenerative medicine service treats joint, tendon and back pain using non-surgical, orthobiologic treatments like PRP and Lipogems, tailored to your recovery goals.
- Knee Osteoarthritis
- Hip Pain and Arthritis
- Tennis Elbow and Golfer's Elbow
- Achilles Tendinopathy
- Chronic Lower Back Pain
- Sciatica and Nerve Pain
- Cartilage Wear and Degeneration
- Rotator Cuff Injuries
- Plantar Fasciitis
- Facet and Sacroiliac Joint Pain
- Ligament Sprains and Strains
- Sports Injuries
- Joint Stiffness and Reduced Mobility
- Tendon Overuse Injuries
Speak to our team
+44 (0) 7858 848 244
Friendly advice and expert care
Our Pricing
Consultations
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Initial Consultation £300
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Follow-up Consultation £215
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Second Opinion Consultation £360
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MRI Reading (not requested by us) £300
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Initial Telemedicine Consultation £300
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Follow-up Telemedicine Consultation £215
Spinal Injections (with Fluoroscopy)
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Transforaminal Epidural From £2,5001 or 2 Levels
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Medial Branch Block From £2,000(diagnostic)
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Sacroiliac Joint Injection From £1,850(bilateral)
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Radiofrequency Lumbar Spine From £1,300(one side)
Spinal Injections (Self-Pay, Ultrasound)
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Facet Joint From £1,800(one or two sides)
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Sacroiliac, Bilateral From £2,650
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Transforaminal From £2,295(one level)
Injections and Treatments
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Soft Tissue or Tendon Ultrasound From £360
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Limb or Joint Diagnostic Ultrasound From £360
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Image Guided Injection From £600(unilateral)
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Ostenil Plus Injection From £720(unilateral)
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Ultrasound Guided Nerve Block From £720(unilateral)
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Intramuscular Injection, Piriformis From £720
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PRP Injection From £1,020(single)
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PRP Injection From £2,500(package of 3)
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Cellular Matrix Injection From £1,200
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Compartment Pressure Test From £1,900
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Trigger Point Injection From £700(more than 1)
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Aspiration Under Ultrasound From £650
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Radiofrequency Nerve Block, Knee From £2,500
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Radiofrequency Lumbar Spine From £1,700(one side with fluoroscopy)
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Arthrosamid From £3,500
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Tenex From £3,840(1 area)
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Tenex From £5,040(2 areas)
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Paravertebral Block, 2 levels From £850
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Nerve Block, Ilioinguinal & Iliohypogastric From £850
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Lipogems From £6,500(1 joint)
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Lipogems From £9,500(2 joints)
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Lipogems, Additional Joint From £750
Frequently Asked Questions
What is regenerative medicine?
Regenerative medicine uses your body’s own healing ability, through treatments like PRP and Lipogems, to repair damaged tissue and relieve pain without surgery.
What is the difference between PRP and Lipogems?
PRP uses platelets from your own blood to support healing in tendons and joints. Lipogems uses your own fat tissue and is generally used for more significant joint damage. Both can be combined for added effect.
Is regenerative medicine covered by insurance?
Some treatments, such as certain PRP injections, are covered by insurers depending on your policy. Others, including Lipogems and Tenex, are not typically covered. We recommend checking with your insurer before booking.
Is there any downtime after treatment?
Most regenerative treatments have minimal downtime, and many patients return to normal activity the same day. Your clinician will give you specific aftercare advice based on your procedure.
What imaging do you use before treatment, and why?
Depending on your condition, we may use MRI, X-ray, ultrasound or a DEXA bone density scan to confirm the diagnosis before recommending a treatment. This ensures the injection or procedure targets the exact structure causing your pain rather than guessing based on symptoms alone.
Does the follow-up after Lipogems or Tenex happen in person?
Follow-up after Lipogems includes a telemedicine consultation as standard, so we can check your progress without requiring another clinic visit. Further in-person follow-up is arranged if your recovery needs closer monitoring.
How do you decide between a facet joint, sacroiliac or medial branch block injection for back pain?
These target different structures in the spine. A medial branch block is often used diagnostically to confirm the exact joint causing pain before further treatment, while facet and sacroiliac injections are used once the source of pain has been identified through consultation, examination and imaging.
Why is PRP often given as a package of three sessions rather than one?
A single PRP injection can help, but tendon and joint tissue typically responds better to a course of injections spaced a few weeks apart, allowing the growth factors to stimulate healing in stages. That is why we offer PRP as a three-session package alongside single injections.
How does radiofrequency ablation give long-lasting pain relief?
The procedure uses gentle heat delivered through a fine needle to disable the specific nerves sending pain signals from a joint or the spine to your brain. Relief typically lasts several months to over a year, and the treatment can be repeated if the nerve regenerates.
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