Ozone Injections, Standard Dose, High Dose, EBOO Therapy

Ozone Therapy in North Charleston, SC

Are you searching for ozone therapy near me or looking for natural pain relief and wellness support in North Charleston? Charleston Pain Relief Center is proud to offer a full spectrum of ozone therapy services—including Ozone Injections, Standard Dose Ozone Therapy, and High Dose Ozone Therapy—right here in the Lowcountry.

Learn how Ozone Therapy may fit your wellness goals. Rejuvenation and wellness, naturally.

Why Ozone Therapy?

What is Ozone Therapy?

Ozone therapy uses medical-grade ozone (O₃), a form of oxygen, and researchers are exploring how it may affect inflammation and the body’s natural defenses. Whether you’re managing chronic pain, recovering from injury, or seeking overall wellness, ozone therapy is a non-invasive option chosen by patients throughout Charleston, Hanahan, Goose Creek, and the greater Charleston area.

3 Easy Steps

The Charleston Wellness Process

With the Charleston Pain Relief & Wellness Center you are only 3 steps away from a better, healthier life.

01.

Step 1: Make an Appointment

Contact our clinic to schedule your Ozone Therapy session at a time that works for you.

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Step 2: Therapy Session

Undergo the Ozone Therapy treatment process, where a small amount of your blood is exposed to ozone and UV light, then returned to your body.

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Step 3: See How You Feel

Many people tell us they feel more energy afterward. Everyone responds differently.

People Often Ask Us About Ozone For:

Why People Choose Ozone Therapy

Many Patients Report Pain Relief

Part of a Healthy Routine

Chosen by Active People

Some Report More Energy

Gentle, Quick Sessions

Part of a Wellness & Longevity Routine

Ozone Therapy: What to Know

Safe and Effective

Ozone Therapy has been used for decades in parts of the world, and research is still early. Your provider screens you first and reviews possible side effects with you.

Long-Lasting Results

Many people come in every few weeks as part of a wellness routine. Everyone responds differently, and your provider will help you pick a schedule.

Personalized Approach

Your Ozone Therapy treatment plan will be tailored to your specific needs and conditions. We'll work with you to determine the best course of action for optimal results.

Why Choose Charleston Pain Relief Center For Ozone Therapy?

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Our highly trained healthcare professionals are dedicated to providing top-tier care and personalized treatment plans. With years of experience in regenerative medicine and holistic healing, we ensure that every patient receives careful, customized care to support their health journey. Click Here for more details.

EBOO Therapy

Comprehensive Care: We complement ozone therapy with PEMF, red light therapy, lymphatic massage, and more

We use modern ozone therapy equipment and careful screening for every session. Our clinic is committed to staying current with ozone therapy research and safety practices as part of your overall wellness plan.

EBOO Therapy

Personalized Treatment Plans: Every session is tailored to your unique needs and health goals

At Charleston Pain Relief & Wellness Center, your health and comfort come first. From the moment you walk in, our compassionate team is here to provide a welcoming, relaxing, and healing environment. We tailor each treatment plan to your unique needs, ensuring optimal results and long-lasting relief.

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Ozone Therapy FAQs

Ozone Therapy uses medical-grade ozone gas, and many people choose it as part of a natural wellness routine, though it is not FDA-approved to treat any condition. Researchers are exploring how it may affect oxygen use in the body, and results vary.
People often ask us about Ozone Therapy for chronic fatigue, joint pain, autoimmune issues, infections, inflammation, and poor circulation, and your provider will talk through whether it may fit your plan while research continues. It’s also chosen for general wellness, and people with long COVID often ask us about it, though it is not FDA-approved to treat any condition.
Ozone Therapy is not risk-free, so it is given only by trained professionals after screening, and your provider will go over possible side effects with you. It has been used in Europe for decades and is gaining popularity in the U.S. as part of wellness routines, while research continues.
An Ozone Injection takes about 5 minutes. A standard dose takes around 20 minutes. High dose Ozone Therapy takes 50 minutes. EBOO Therapy takes 50 minutes.
Some people feel a mild warmth or tingling sensation, but the therapy is generally very comfortable. Afterward, many patients report increased energy and mental clarity.

That depends on your health goals. Some people feel benefits after just 1–2 sessions, while others may need a series of treatments to get the best results. We’ll create a plan tailored to your specific needs.

Nope. There’s zero downtime. You can return to your regular activities right after your session.

 

Yes. Ozone pairs well with several therapies, including PEMF therapy, red light therapy, Class IV laser therapy, and other wellness treatments. Your provider will help you decide what fits together.

 

 

Ozone Therapy is not right for everyone, and individuals with hyperthyroidism, certain blood disorders, or those who are pregnant should consult their doctor before starting Ozone Therapy.

 

Experience the Power of Ozone Therapy at Charleston Pain Relief Center

At Charleston Pain Relief Center, we’re proud to offer advanced Ozone Therapy, a natural option that many people add to their wellness routine. Many people choose this therapy as part of a wider wellness routine; researchers are exploring how ozone may relate to inflammation, immunity and oxygen use, and results vary.

Whether you’re struggling with chronic fatigue, pain, poor circulation, or simply want to optimize your health and energy, Ozone Therapy may be worth a conversation with your provider. People often ask about it for recovery and everyday energy—and some patients report feeling clearer, lighter, and more energized after a session. Everyone responds differently.

This isn’t just another trendy wellness service. Ozone Therapy has been widely used around the world for decades and is now available here in the Lowcountry—administered by experienced professionals in a clean, relaxing environment.

If you’re looking for a natural way to support how you feel and add to your wellness routine, Ozone Therapy at Charleston Pain Relief Center could be worth exploring.

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Quick Answer

Ozone therapy uses medical-grade ozone, a form of oxygen, as part of a wellness routine; it is not FDA-approved to treat any condition. At Charleston Pain Relief Center in North Charleston, SC, it is offered in several forms, including EBOO and injections, as part of a drug-free wellness approach. A short consultation determines the best option for you.

By the numbers: Nearly 1 in 4 U.S. adults (24.3%) had chronic pain in 2023. CDC NCHS About 8.5% of U.S. adults have high-impact chronic pain that limits everyday activities. CDC NCHS

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Ozone Therapy at Charleston Pain Relief Center

The 4 Forms of Ozone at CPRC — Pick the Right One for Your Body

There are exactly four ways we use medical ozone at CPRC. Three are IV (for the whole body), and one is an injection (for a specific joint). Here is the simple version, so you can pick the right path on your first call.

Standard Dose IV Ozone

The gentle starter. Small volume, easy first step. Great for general wellness and patients new to ozone.

IV · 45–60 min

High Dose IV Ozone

The heavy hitter on the IV side. More volume and a stronger oxidative session. Often chosen by people who want a stronger session.

IV · 60–75 min

EBOO Therapy

Our most involved session. Closed-loop ozonation plus a membrane filter, all in one visit.

IV · 45–90 min

Ozone Joint Injection

Targeted pain relief for a sore knee, shoulder, hip, elbow, SI, or TMJ. An option many people ask about instead of steroid shots.

Injection · 15 min

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Ozone Injection vs Cortisone

Knee Pain? Why CPRC Chooses Ozone Over Cortisone & Steroid Shots

If a friend, doctor, or urgent care suggested a cortisone shot for a sore knee, shoulder, or hip — here is the side-by-side story we tell our patients.

The Cortisone Path

Step 1

You get a steroid shot.

Pain drops fast. You feel like a hero for about 4–8 weeks.

Step 2

Cartilage and tendons quietly weaken.

Steroids suppress inflammation chemically — they don't fix the joint. Studies show repeat shots accelerate cartilage breakdown.

Step 3

The pain comes back — worse.

You're told you need another shot, or it's "time for surgery." The joint is now thinner than where you started.

The Ozone Path at CPRC

Step 1

You get a small ozone injection.

A quick pinch. Many patients notice pain relief over the next few days. Everyone responds differently.

Step 2

You give it time.

Researchers are exploring how ozone may relate to pain and tissue repair. Your provider checks in on how you feel.

Step 3

You build a real protocol — not a refill habit.

4–6 sessions over a few weeks, with check-ins so you know how you’re doing. Any surgery decision stays between you and your surgeon.

Frequently Asked Questions

Ozone Therapy FAQs — Straight Answers, No Jargon

What kinds of ozone therapy do you offer at CPRC?

Four. Standard Dose IV Ozone, High Dose IV Ozone, EBOO (full blood ozonation + filtration), and Ozone Joint Injections for knees, shoulders, hips, and other joints. Most patients pick one based on the problem they want solved — and we help you choose on a free wellness call.

What is the difference between Standard Dose, High Dose, EBOO, and Joint Injections?

Standard Dose IV is a small-volume autohemotherapy — a gentle starting point. High Dose IV runs more volume for a stronger oxidative session. EBOO is the most involved — a closed-loop session that ozonates your blood and passes it through a membrane filter. Ozone Joint Injection is targeted: a small amount of medical ozone is placed directly into a sore joint, aimed at pain relief.

What is an ozone joint injection — and why do you use it instead of a cortisone shot?

It is medical-grade ozone, in a tiny volume, injected directly into a painful joint by a trained provider. Many patients ask about it because repeat cortisone shots have been linked to cartilage wear over time. Researchers are exploring how ozone may affect pain and inflammation, and research is still early. Your provider will talk through the pros and cons with you. Many patients find pain relief, and results vary.

How is ozone different from steroids for my joint?

Steroid shots (cortisone, kenalog, etc.) work by suppressing inflammation chemically — but they also weaken tendons, thin cartilage, and can cause joint deterioration with repeat use. Ozone works through a different pathway, and researchers are still studying how it may affect joint tissue. Most patients tell us they wish they had tried ozone before all those cortisone shots.

Which joints do people ask about for ozone injections?

Knee pain, shoulder pain, hip pain, elbow (tennis or golfer), wrist, ankle, low-back facet joints, sacroiliac (SI) joints, and TMJ. If a steroid shot would have been the next step, an ozone injection may be worth asking your provider about.

How many ozone injections will I need?

Most plans use a series of 4 to 6 injections, spaced about a week apart. A simple, recent injury might only need 2 or 3. A chronic, beat-up joint may need 8 to 10. We give you a clear protocol on day one — no open-ended packages.

Does the ozone injection hurt? What is the recovery?

A quick pinch, then a few minutes of pressure or warmth as the ozone disperses. Most patients walk out and resume normal activity the same day. We ask you to skip heavy lifting for 24 hours so the gas can do its work.

Should I try ozone injections before joint surgery?

That’s a decision for you and your surgeon. Many people like to explore less-invasive options first, and ozone joint injections are one option your provider can talk through with you. We are not anti-surgery; we are pro-trying-everything-else first.

Will insurance cover ozone? What does it cost?

Insurance does not typically cover ozone — but HSA and FSA cards work, and our pricing is honest and clear. We will quote you on a free wellness call so there are no surprises. Compared to a single surgery deductible, an ozone series is a smaller first step to explore.

Can I combine an IV ozone session with a joint injection on the same day?

Yes — and many patients do. The IV ozone is a whole-body wellness session; the injection targets the specific joint. Doing them together lets you cover both in a single visit.

Who should NOT get ozone therapy?

A short list: patients with G6PD deficiency (we lab-screen for this), uncontrolled hyperthyroidism, pregnancy, or anyone on certain blood thinners that need to be paused first. We review your full history before your first session.

How do I get started?

One call. 843-225-2550. We will book a free wellness conversation, listen to what is going on, and recommend the smallest first step that actually helps. No pressure, no packages.

Build Your Stack

Ozone Pairs Well With —

Most patients combine ozone with one or two other CPRC therapies as part of one plan. Here is what works best alongside ozone:

Ready to feel better without a cortisone shot?

One free call. We will help you pick the right ozone protocol for your body and your goals.

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