The procedure is a minimally invasive, image‑guided injection performed by a qualified clinician. The aim is to deliver the product into the affected intervertebral disc as part of disc herniation management. The appropriate approach depends on the disc level and the clinician’s assessment.

In many cases, clinicians use local anaesthesia with light sedation, so the patient remains comfortable. The exact anaesthesia plan is decided by the treating doctor.

Many patients are treated as day‑care/ambulatory cases and may go home the same day. Your doctor will advise what is appropriate for you.

Recovery timelines vary. Some people may notice improvement earlier, while others may take several weeks. Follow your doctor’s post‑procedure advice carefully.

Your clinician will guide you based on your condition, occupation, and recovery. Activity is typically resumed gradually.

Your doctor is best placed to advise based on your medical condition and imaging findings.