Treat the source, not just the symptoms.
Epidural injections, radiofrequency ablation, trigger point therapy, EMG diagnostics, and regenerative options, delivered by board-certified physicians who use imaging to find the real pain generator first. Most procedures are done in our Millburn office with minimal downtime.
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Dr. Aditi Menon, MDPhysical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Dr. Sujoy Menon, MDInterventional RadiologyWhich of these is right for you depends on what is actually causing the pain, which is why the first visit is an assessment rather than a procedure. Select any treatment to see how it works, what it costs, and who it suits.
Anti-inflammatory medication placed directly into an inflamed joint, tendon, or bursa to calm the inflammation driving your pain. Often used to make physical therapy possible when pain is limiting what you can do.
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Targeted injections into the tight muscle knots that reproduce your pain when pressed. Treating the trigger point directly keeps the medication where it is needed and limits systemic side effects.
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Injections into the small stabilising joints along your spine, used when facet arthropathy is the source of chronic back or neck pain. Also used diagnostically to confirm the pain generator before further treatment.
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Anti-inflammatory medication delivered into the epidural space to settle irritated spinal nerves. Commonly used for radiating leg or arm pain from a disc problem or spinal stenosis.
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Heat applied to the small sensory nerve carrying your pain signal, after a diagnostic block confirms the target. Relief typically lasts 9 to 18 months, and the procedure can be repeated as the nerve regenerates.
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Hyaluronic acid injected into an arthritic knee to supplement the joint fluid and improve lubrication. Works best in mild to moderate osteoarthritis; we will tell you honestly if your knee is past that point.
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A small injection at the base of the skull for chronic headache, cervicogenic headache, and occipital neuralgia. Often provides both diagnostic information and relief in the same visit.
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Real-time imaging so the needle and the medication go exactly where they are meant to, rather than by landmark alone. Used across joint, tendon, and soft-tissue injections.
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Image-guided treatment for painful joints, tendons, and the tissue around them. The imaging and the injection are handled in the same visit, in the same office.
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Nerve conduction and muscle testing that identifies where a nerve problem actually sits, rather than treating the area that hurts. We check your benefits before the study and tell you the cost up front.
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Platelet-rich plasma drawn from your own blood and injected to support your body’s repair process. The evidence is mixed and it is not FDA-approved for orthopedic conditions, so Dr. Menon will tell you where it stands for your condition.
Learn moreCell-based options for ongoing joint and soft-tissue pain, discussed honestly. Many of these therapies are still being studied and are not FDA-approved for joint conditions; we will say plainly when a more established treatment is the better choice.
Learn moreLooking for care by symptom? Start with the pain conditions we evaluate to find the relevant assessment and treatment information. Your physician will discuss which options fit your diagnosis.
Our Millburn physicians combine interventional pain management, regenerative options, and personalized care plans that address the root cause of your pain, not just the symptoms.
Book a 10-minute phone call. Tell Dr. Menon what is going on and we will tell you whether an in-person visit can help, with no commitment.
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Board-certified in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, trained at SUNY Downstate and NewYork-Presbyterian / Weill Cornell. She specializes in musculoskeletal pain, sports medicine, and regenerative treatments, from ultrasound-guided injections to electrodiagnostic (EMG) testing.
Interventional Radiology
Board-certified Interventional Radiologist, trained at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson and Beth Israel - Mount Sinai. He specializes in image-guided joint treatments and complex spinal and vascular interventions, and is affiliated with multiple NJ hospitals.
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