Hip Botox treatment involves ultrasound-guided injection of botulinum toxin into specific muscles around the hip, typically the psoas or hip flexors. The goal is to reduce excessive muscle contraction that causes pain, stiffness, or mechanical interference. This non-surgical approach allows the muscles to relax, reduces tension, and improves joint function. It is often used in conjunction with physiotherapy for optimal recovery and long-term relief.
Botox (botulinum toxin) is widely known for its cosmetic use, but in orthopaedics, it can be used to relax overactive muscles that contribute to pain, stiffness, or abnormal hip mechanics. Conditions such as hip impingement, psoas tendinopathy, and post-surgical stiffness may benefit from temporary muscle relaxation, allowing the joint to move more freely and with less discomfort.