Prolozone injections · Silverdale, WA
Move with less pain. Get back to the life you miss.
If knee, shoulder, hip, back, or tendon pain keeps changing your plans, Prolozone may offer a nonsurgical way to support comfort, mobility, and your body’s natural repair response.
Personalized care with Cy Fisher, ND · Convenient Silverdale waterfront location
What would less pain make possible again?
Prolozone is not the story—you are. Treatment matters only if it helps you return to the parts of life pain has slowly taken off the table.
Walk, climb stairs, bend, reach, or get up without bracing for the next sharp reminder.
Garden, golf, hike, exercise, or play with the kids without organizing everything around pain.
Find positions that work and give irritated tissues a better chance to settle.
Make plans based on what you want to do—not only on what your joint might tolerate.
What is Prolozone?
Prolozone is an injection approach that combines a tailored solution with medical-grade oxygen–ozone delivered to a specific joint or injured tissue. The aim is to influence the local environment involved in pain and repair.
It is different from a cortisone shot and different from PRP. The right option depends on the tissue involved, your health history, what has already been tried, and your goals.
Understand the pattern
We review the injury, aggravating movements, health history, and previous care.
Examine the area
Dr. Fisher identifies the likely pain-generating structures and discusses options.
Treat precisely
If appropriate, the solution and oxygen–ozone are administered in the office.
Reassess function
Your response guides whether to repeat, adjust, combine, or stop treatment.
We want to help your body be ready to respond.
An injection is only one part of the picture. We look at you as a whole person and use our Triangle of Health to identify factors that may be affecting pain, recovery, and your response to treatment.
Movement, alignment, joint stability, old injuries, tissue strain, and the way your body is compensating.
Stress load, sleep, nervous-system patterns, and other factors that may influence tension, pain, and recovery.
Nutrition, hydration, inflammation, hormones, and other health factors that may affect the body’s repair environment.
Not every patient needs extensive additional care. We focus on the factors that appear relevant to you so the plan stays individualized and practical.
Where is pain holding you back?
“At 52 I was having a hard time walking… I was very concerned about my future. I’m now 61. I feel like 40—and I’m back doing every activity I used to do.”
— R.H.F.G., describing care that included prolotherapy and a broader individualized plan Individual experiences vary. This testimonial does not promise a particular outcome and is not specific to Prolozone alone.Questions patients usually ask
How many treatments will I need?
There is no universal number. The location, severity, duration, overall health, and response to the first treatment all matter. Your recommended plan—and the point at which we reconsider it—should be clear before you commit.
What does the injection feel like?
You may feel the needle, pressure, fullness, or temporary soreness. Comfort measures and the expected sensations will be reviewed before treatment.
Will I need downtime?
Many people return to ordinary activity quickly, but recommendations depend on the area treated and your individual situation. We will give you specific aftercare guidance.
Is Prolozone covered by insurance?
Regenerative injections are commonly self-pay. Our team will explain current evaluation and treatment pricing before you commit to care.
Is it right for every kind of pain?
No. Some symptoms need imaging, referral, a different injection approach, rehabilitation, or conventional medical evaluation. The first step is determining what appears to be driving the pain.
Start with one simple question: could this fit your situation?
Tell our front desk where you hurt and what it is stopping you from doing. We’ll help you choose the right first appointment with Dr. Fisher.