Specialized orthopedic visit combined with an ultrasound examination of the musculoskeletal system (joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments). During the consultation, the doctor conducts an interview, assesses pain and mobility limitations, and then performs an ultrasound to quickly diagnose post-traumatic, overload-related, inflammatory, or degenerative changes. After the examination, the orthopedic specialist may suggest further treatment, rehabilitation, or referral for additional imaging tests. No prior preparation is required for the visit.

A visit with a sports medicine specialist, which includes assessing the health and physical fitness of physically active individuals – both amateurs and professionals. The consultation may cover training planning, injury prevention, treatment of injuries, recovery, and qualification for sports participation. The doctor conducts a detailed interview, physical examination, and, if necessary, orders additional diagnostic tests. The consultation helps safely develop physical activity and tailor it to the individual’s capabilities.

A visit with an orthopedic specialist combined with the administration of a hyaluronic acid preparation directly into the joint (most commonly the knee, shoulder, or hip). Hyaluronic acid acts as a “natural lubricant,” improving joint mobility, reducing friction, and alleviating pain, particularly in degenerative joint disease. During the consultation, the doctor assesses the joint, qualifies the patient for the procedure, and then performs the injection. The procedure is minimally invasive, quick, and generally well tolerated.

A procedure involving the administration of medication directly into the joint – most commonly the knee, shoulder, or hip – to relieve pain, reduce inflammation, or improve joint function. Depending on indications, anti-inflammatory, steroid, or hyaluronic acid preparations are used. The injection is performed by a doctor, often under ultrasound guidance to increase precision. The price includes both the consultation and the cost of the medication used. The procedure is short, minimally invasive, and generally well tolerated by patients.

A procedure involving the professional removal of stitches placed after surgery, a surgical procedure, or injury. Performed by medical personnel in an outpatient setting, following aseptic rules. During the visit, the healing process of the wound is assessed, and after stitch removal, a dressing may be applied. The procedure is quick, usually painless, and requires no special preparation. Regular timely stitch removal helps prevent complications and supports proper skin healing.

A medical procedure involving the administration of medication via syringe and needle – intramuscularly, subcutaneously, or intravenously – depending on the indication. Injections are performed by qualified medical personnel following aseptic rules, ensuring safety and effectiveness. They can be used for the rapid effect of pain-relieving, anti-inflammatory, vitamin, or other doctor-prescribed preparations. The procedure takes a few minutes and requires no special preparation.

A procedure involving the insertion of a needle into a body cavity or diseased area (e.g., joint, cyst, abscess) to drain accumulated fluid, blood, or pus. The procedure is performed in an outpatient setting by a doctor, often under ultrasound guidance, which increases precision and safety. The puncture (aspiration) can be diagnostic or therapeutic – providing pain relief and reducing swelling. The procedure is minimally invasive, short, and generally well tolerated by the patient.

A specialized orthopedic consultation combined with a block – an injection of pain-relieving and anti-inflammatory medication into the affected segment of the spine (e.g., lumbar, thoracic, or cervical). The procedure aims to relieve severe pain, reduce inflammation, and improve patient comfort. The block is performed by a doctor, often under ultrasound or X-ray guidance, ensuring precision and safety. The visit includes qualification for the procedure, health assessment, and discussion of further treatment.

An orthopedic consultation combined with a pain-relief block – an injection of medication (usually a steroid and/or anesthetic) into an area affected by inflammation or severe pain, such as a joint, tendon, or near the spine. The procedure aims to quickly relieve pain and improve mobility. During the consultation, the doctor assesses the patient's condition, qualifies them for the procedure, and performs the block, often under ultrasound guidance to increase precision. The entire procedure is minimally invasive and generally well tolerated.

A procedure involving the administration of a steroid medication directly into an area affected by inflammation – most often into a joint, bursa, or near a tendon. The injection aims to quickly reduce pain, swelling, and inflammation, especially in orthopedic, rheumatic, or post-injury conditions. The procedure is performed by a doctor, often under ultrasound guidance for greater precision. A steroid injection is a short, minimally invasive treatment that usually provides rapid pain relief.

A procedure involving the injection of hyaluronic acid directly into the joint to improve its function and relieve pain and inflammation. Hyaluronic acid acts as a natural lubricant and shock absorber, supporting proper joint movement and protecting the cartilage. This injection is commonly used to treat osteoarthritis and other orthopedic conditions. The procedure is minimally invasive, performed by a doctor, often under ultrasound guidance, and provides relief from joint pain.

A procedure involving the injection of platelet-rich plasma (PRP) derived from the patient’s own blood into the tissues. PRP stimulates regenerative processes, supports healing, and reduces inflammation within joints, muscles, tendons, and skin. The treatment is used in orthopedics, aesthetic medicine, and rehabilitation. It is safe, minimally invasive, and well tolerated, aiming to accelerate the body’s natural regeneration and improve the function of the treated structures.