

Anaesthesiologist & Pain Specialist
Dr Diana Chan brings over 20 years of expertise and a deeply personal approach to pain care. As former Head of Department of Pain Medicine at Singapore General Hospital, she is trained in advanced interventional techniques and multidisciplinary management, and believes that no patient should have to face severe pain alone. A mother of two, she understands the everyday impact of pain and is committed to helping each patient regain comfort and a meaningful quality of life.
Joint and soft tissue pain treatments are minimally invasive procedures that deliver medication or therapeutic substances directly into affected joints or surrounding tissues. They are designed to reduce inflammation, improve joint lubrication, and relieve pain from conditions like osteoarthritis, sports injuries, or tendon and ligament discomfort. Many patients experience noticeable pain relief, improved movement, and a greater ability to perform daily activities, making these treatments an effective part of a personalised pain management plan.
Joint and soft tissue pain treatments can help people whose pain affects their mobility, daily activities, or overall quality of life. These procedures are often recommended when pain is persistent, recurring, or not fully relieved by medications, physiotherapy, or other conservative approaches.
Patients who may benefit include:

We offer minimally invasive treatments designed to target pain directly in the joints and surrounding soft tissues, helping reduce inflammation, improve mobility, and restore comfort.
Joint injections can relieve pain and stiffness from conditions like osteoarthritis, sports injuries, overuse injuries, or inflammation in the knees, hips, shoulders, elbows, wrists, and ankles.
Many patients notice improvement within a few days to a week, though some injections may take a couple of weeks to reach full effect.
The duration varies by condition and type of injection, but relief can last anywhere from several weeks to a few months.
Some patients benefit from a single injection, while others may require follow-ups every few months depending on symptoms and treatment response.
Yes, joint injections are generally safe for patients with other health conditions, but our doctor will review your medical history to tailor the treatment and ensure it’s safe for you.
We take a thoughtful and personalised approach to pain care, focusing on understanding the root cause of your symptoms and helping you find meaningful, lasting relief.
We begin with a careful evaluation of your symptoms, medical history, and any relevant tests to understand the source of your pain and create a treatment plan tailored to you.
We use targeted, minimally invasive treatments designed to reduce pain while minimising disruption to your body and recovery time.
Your progress is closely monitored, with follow-up care and adjustments to your treatment plan to support long-term relief and improved daily function.

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