soft tissue injection SPECIALISTS
in San Antonio
If a soft tissue injury is keeping you from doing what you love, you deserve more than temporary relief. Our goal is to heal the injured area, restore strength and mobility, and help you get back to your active, pain-free life, without unnecessary surgery.
Joint health specialists offer cash pay injections for soft tissue Injuries
Joint Health Specialists is a division of San Antonio Orthopaedic Specialists that provides injections for patients wanting joint pain relief, faster soft tissue recovery, and ultimately not ready for a joint replacement.
What Are soft tissue Injuries?
Soft tissues include muscles, tendons, ligaments, fascia, and bursae. Injury can occur from sudden trauma or overuse.
Common problems we treat:
Sprains: ligament fibers overstretched or torn, often at the ankle, knee, or wrist.
Strains: muscle or tendon injury, frequently involving the hamstrings, calf, or lower back.
Tendonitis/Tendinopathy: inflamed or irritated tendon from repetitive use, such as tennis elbow or Achilles tendon pain.
Bursitis: inflamed cushioning sacs (bursae), often around the shoulder, hip, or knee.
Typical symptoms include pain with movement, swelling, stiffness, weakness, bruising, and limited range of motion.
At Joint Health Specialists, we use non-surgical, injection-based treatments to reduce inflammation, stimulate healing, and improve mobility.
Our Top Non‑Surgical
Injection‑Based Treatments
Prp Injections
PRP injections use your own platelets to naturally reduce joint pain and inflammation. This single-session treatment stimulates healing with growth factors, providing relief for months.
Hyaluronic Acid (HA) Injections
Weekly HA Injections help restore the natural viscosity of the joint fluids, lubricating the joints and easing joint pain for months.
Micro-Fragmented Adipose Injections with Lipogems
Micro-fragmented adipose injections use your own processed fat to provide cushion, lubrication, and healing for knee osteoarthritis. This single visit procedure can provide relief for over two years.
Iovera Pain Management
Iovera is a non-injection pain management treatment that uses targeted cold therapy (cryo-analgesia) to interrupt nerve signals, providing lasting relief and reducing opioid reliance. Learn more about this effective pain management option.
Benefits of Injection‑Based Recovery
Faster return to activity by targeting pain and inflammation directly.
Avoid or delay surgery when appropriate.
Improved therapy outcomes by making movement less painful.
Longer-lasting results when combined with strengthening and mobility exercises.
Meet Your Injection Team
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Brandon Broome, MD
Board Certified, Fellowship Trained Orthopaedic Surgeon
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Adam Harris, MD
Board Certified, Fellowship Trained Orthopaedic Surgeon
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Brandon Couch, MD
Board Eligible, Fellowship Trained Orthopaedic Surgeon
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Madeline Kremer, PA-C
Board Certified Physician Assistant
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James Seesholtz, PA-C, PT
Board Certified Physician Assistant & Physical Therapist
Get The relief You Deserve!
Discover non-surgical solutions with Joint Health Specialists to get you back to the activities you love, without surgery
Frequently Asked Questions About soft tissue Injections
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Some injections reduce inflammation to allow natural healing, while biologic injections like PRP can help stimulate tissue repair.
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This depends on the type of injection and your condition. Some people resume normal activities within 24–48 hours; others may need a gradual return.
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It varies based on your injury and how your body responds. Some patients benefit from a single treatment, others may need a series.
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Corticosteroid injections reduce inflammation, easing pressure on surrounding tissues. PRP uses your body’s own platelets to release growth factors that help repair damaged tissue.
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