Orthobiologic treatments are injections that support the body’s own healing mechanisms. They are not for everyone — which patient, for what purpose and when must be decided carefully.

PRP is prepared from the patient’s own blood and is rich in growth factors. It is considered to reduce pain and support function in early to moderate arthritis, and to aid healing in some tendon problems.
Hyaluronic acid injections aim to improve the lubrication of the joint fluid. Combined with an exercise programme, they can ease symptoms, particularly in early knee arthritis.
Cell-based applications derived from fat tissue or bone marrow are considered for selected cartilage and soft-tissue problems. The evidence is still evolving, so realistic expectations are important.
Suitability depends on disease stage, joint alignment, associated problems and the patient’s expectations. The effect is limited in advanced arthritis.
Usually a few sessions at set intervals; the number and timing depend on the condition.
Duration varies from person to person. Results are better when combined with exercise and load management.
This page provides general information. The right treatment for you is decided with your doctor after examination and tests.

The key stabilising ligament of the knee, often torn in sudden pivots and landings.

A tear in the knee’s shock absorber — not every tear needs surgery.

When the kneecap dislocates or feels as if it is about to slip out.

Joint-preserving approaches for damage to the cartilage that protects the joint surface.
You can book your consultation online through Memorial Şişli Hospital or by calling the call centre.
444 7 888