Lingering pain from an old injury or surgery isn’t something you have to live with. Prolozone® Therapy restarts the healing process, so your body can finish what it started.
Many sports injuries and post-surgical patients reach a plateau where pain persists despite time and physical therapy. This often means the tissue is never fully repaired. Prolozone® Therapy delivers targeted oxygen and nutrients directly to that incompletely healed tissue, reactivating the body’s regenerative response and supporting recovery that traditional treatment couldn’t complete.
When scar tissue, poor circulation, or persistent inflammation prevent full recovery, Prolozone® restores the conditions the body needs to complete its natural repair process.
Athletes and active patients benefit from Prolozone®’s ability to address the structural cause of injury, not just rest and pain management, without surgical downtime or opioid dependency.
Residual pain after joint replacement, spinal surgery, or soft tissue repair often stems from scar tissue and incomplete healing. Prolozone® targets this precisely, often providing relief when nothing else has.
Whether you’re a competitive athlete, weekend warrior, or simply someone dealing with an old injury that never healed right, Prolozone® Therapy can help you recover and return to full function.
Ligaments and tendons have limited blood supply, which is why they heal slowly and often incompletely. Prolozone® dramatically improves oxygen delivery to these structures to accelerate and complete repair. Helps with ACL, PCL, and MCL laxity, rotator cuff tendon damage, patellar and Achilles tendinopathy, plantar fascia tears, and tennis elbow and golfer's elbow.
Repetitive stress and overuse injuries in athletes often lead to joint degeneration if not treated at the root level. Prolozone® addresses both the pain and the underlying structural damage. Helps with knee meniscus tears, hip and shoulder labral irritation, ankle instability, wrist and hand joint pain, and tress fracture recovery support.
Residual pain after spine surgery, joint replacement, or soft tissue repair is a growing concern. Prolozone® often helps where physical therapy alone has not, targeting scar tissue and incomplete healing. Helps with post-spinal surgery pain, knee and hip replacement recovery, shoulder surgery residual pain, failed back surgery syndrome, and scar tissue and adhesion pain.
We understand that choosing a regenerative treatment is an important decision. Below are answers to common questions about Prolozone® Therapy and what you can expect from your care.
Prolozone® Therapy combines medical-grade ozone with targeted nutrients and anti-inflammatory support, delivered directly into areas of damaged tissue. This helps improve oxygen utilization, reduce inflammation, and stimulate the body’s natural healing response at the source of pain.
It is commonly used for back and neck pain, joint pain, arthritis, sciatica, ligament and tendon injuries, degenerative disc conditions, plantar fasciitis, and post-operative pain. Each patient is evaluated individually to determine candidacy.
Most patients tolerate the treatment very well. You may experience mild pressure or temporary soreness at the injection site, but discomfort is typically brief and manageable.
The number of treatments depends on the severity and duration of your condition. Many patients begin noticing improvement after a few sessions, though a customized treatment plan will be outlined during your consultation.
Most Prolozone® Therapy appointments are completed in approximately 15–20 minutes. Because the procedure is performed in-office, there is minimal disruption to your schedule.
Downtime is typically minimal. Some patients experience mild soreness for a short period, but most are able to return to normal daily activities shortly after treatment.
Insurance coverage varies depending on your provider and plan. Our office can review your options and discuss payment details during your visit.
If you are experiencing chronic musculoskeletal pain and want to explore non-surgical, non-opioid options, you may be a candidate. A comprehensive evaluation with Dr. Wiener will determine whether this treatment is appropriate for your specific condition.
