Focuses on relieving pain, reducing inflammation, and preserving joint function without the risks and downtime of surgery. Treatment typically begins with lifestyle modifications, weight management, and physiotherapy to strengthen supporting muscles and improve joint mobility. Oral medications and topical anti-inflammatory agents help control pain and swelling in mild to moderate cases. Intra-articular corticosteroid injections are used to provide targeted, fast-acting relief for inflamed joints. Viscosupplementation (hyaluronic acid injections) helps lubricate the joint and improve cushioning, particularly for knee osteoarthritis. Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy uses the patient’s own concentrated platelets, rich in growth factors, to promote natural healing and reduce inflammation within the joint. Regenerative therapies, including PRP and other biologic injections, aim to slow cartilage degeneration and support tissue repair rather than simply masking symptoms. These treatments are minimally invasive, performed under image guidance for precision, and typically involve little to no downtime. Radiofrequency ablation may also be used to disrupt pain signals from affected joints for longer-lasting relief. Together, these approaches offer a comprehensive, personalized care pathway that can delay or even eliminate the need for joint replacement surgery.