Trigger Point Injections in Phoenix, Coming Soon
Targeted injections to release tight, painful muscle knots in the neck, shoulders and back. Join the waitlist to be the first to know.
Release for Stubborn Muscle Knots
Trigger points are tight, tender knots in a muscle that can cause local pain or pain that travels to other areas, often in the neck, shoulders and back.
A trigger point injection places a small amount of medication, typically a local anesthetic and sometimes other medication, directly into the knot. The goal is to help the muscle relax and ease the pain that comes with it.
Trigger point injections are coming soon to Solevia and are not available yet. When they launch, every treatment will begin with an individualized medical evaluation, shaped by my background in emergency medicine, urgent care and pain management.
When a muscle will not let go, a precise, targeted approach can help.
Four Reasons Trigger Point Injections Appeal
Targeted Treatment
Medication goes directly into the knot that is causing pain, rather than throughout the body.
Quick Office Visit
Injections are typically brief and done in the office with a fine needle.
Common Problem Areas
Often used for the neck, shoulders and upper and lower back.
Part of a Plan
Can be combined with stretching, movement and other care for longer-lasting comfort.
Goals of Trigger Point Care
Less Muscle Pain
Easing the tender knots that cause local soreness.
Looser Muscles
Helping tight muscles relax.
Better Movement
More comfortable range of motion in the neck and shoulders.
Referred Pain Relief
Easing pain that travels from a knot to nearby areas.
Minimal Downtime
Most people return to normal activities soon after.
Careful Evaluation
Every plan begins with a medical assessment.
How Trigger Point Injections Work, and How We Keep Them Safe
Trigger points are thought to form when muscle fibers stay contracted, often from strain, posture or stress. Injecting a local anesthetic into the knot can interrupt the pain cycle and help the muscle release. Some patients feel relief quickly, while others need more than one session, and results vary.
When this service launches, safety will start with a careful evaluation of your pain, history and medications. Common side effects include temporary soreness, bruising or tenderness at the injection site.
All services require an individualized medical evaluation. Not every treatment is appropriate for every patient. Prescription, compounded and off-label therapies are offered only when clinically appropriate with informed consent. Results vary.
Relief Where It Hurts
Join the waitlist and we will let you know when trigger point injections launch.
Trigger Point Injection Questions
Trigger point injections are coming in February 2027. Call us at (480) 369-5321 to join the waitlist and we will let you know as soon as they launch.
A trigger point is a tight, tender knot in a muscle that can cause local pain or pain that travels to nearby areas. They often show up in the neck, shoulders and back.
Typically a local anesthetic, sometimes with other medication. The exact plan depends on your evaluation.
Most patients feel a brief pinch and some pressure. A fine needle is used, and the injection itself takes only moments.
It varies. Some people feel relief for weeks, while others need a series of injections. Results vary from person to person.
Common side effects include temporary soreness, bruising or tenderness at the injection site. I review your history to make sure the treatment is appropriate for you.
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At Solevia, inside Sola Salon Studios at Deer Valley Town Center, 2811 Agua Fria Fwy, Suite 8, Phoenix, AZ 85027.
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Join the waitlist, or book a consultation now to talk through your pain and plan ahead.
Phoenix, AZ 85027
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