Our goal is to repair the affected area. For the vast majority of patients, 3-5 sessions are required for an area to be completely restored; however, most patients report a degree of improvement after the first session. When an area is restored, it should not need further treatment unless additional injury is sustained.
The 12 Most Common Questions
Are the results only temporary or permanent?
Can you help me even if I have tried everything, including surgery, and it didn't work?
Yes, unlike other therapies, ozone therapy can repair tissues by giving the body what it needs to fix itself. Every tissue in your body needs oxygen, so we inject a more potent form of Oxygen, Ozone, into the injured tissues. In our experience, the majority of chronic pains are caused by knots in the myofascial layers. In lieu of this, our patients receive physical evaluations, and when the injured muscles are found, we inject Ozone in the affected tissue.
Can I receive ozone injections after having received steroid (cortisone) injections?
Yes, ozone is activated oxygen and does not interact with medications or other therapies.
Do you accept health insurance?
We would accept health insurance, if they would pay for the therapy. But they prefer to pay for harmful medications and botched surgeries that cost a lot. Who understands them? The only group who covers the therapy is Gonzaba Medical Group in San Antonio if you have the Medicare Advantage plan with them. If you are with Gonzaba, let us know if you qualify.
Where are you located?
We are in San Antonio, Texas, USA. 115 N. Loop 1604 E. Suite 1203. (2nd Floor), San Antonio, TX 78232
How much do I need to wait between sessions
It could be done as soon as 2-3 days later. The difficult thing is finding available spaces. We strive to serve more patients; however, we receive a high volume of patients and calls, and sometimes it is not easy to accommodate someone quickly. To mitigate this, we are now opening on some Fridays and Saturdays. For details on specific dates, please call us at 210-972-503
How much does Ozone Therapy cost?
Typically, the first session involves 12 to 16 injections so we can treat the different muscle knots which contribute to the pain. The cost is approximately $642-$757 for Ozone injections, including the first consultation.
What if I live far away?
Ideally, you would come on Monday and Thursday of the same week, or on Thursday and Monday of the following week. This way you can receive at least 2 sessions, which can greatly improve the result of the therapy. Between sessions, ozonated therapies can be administered intravenously if desired.
Do you have any other localizations?
We do not; However, patients travel from all over the US, MX, PR and other countries to see us here. In addition, San Antonio is very beautiful to visit, so take advantage of the trip. We have The Alamo, The Riverwalk, Sea World and Six Flags, among others.
Do I need an appointment?
Yes, we are very full, but spaces always appear. To schedule an appointment, you can call us at 210-972-5039 or you can schedule an appointment yourself on our website
Are the results temporary?
No, this is to repair, it is a process that requires time and commitment. Although the vast majority of patients report improvement after their first session, everyone’s body is different, so several factors affect how quickly your body repairs itself; however, if you continue to eat a lot of sugar, wheat-based foods, and highly processed foods, it will be harder for your body to repair.
Will Dr. Seda be treating me?
At the clinic we have a team of 3 ozone therapists trained in the “Seda Protocol” and specialized in eliminating pain with ozone injections,(Ozone Pain Specialists). Both Dr. Seda and our two other Ozone Pain Specialists (OPS), Miranda Caquías NP, OPS, Aslhey Hamilton, OPS, treat patients one by one following the order of the itinerary. Sometimes you will be treated by Dr. Seda, but usually not; However, the results with all 3 are identical since they follow the exact same protocol. Still, Dr. Seda tries to meet and greet all patients, especially if they ask to meet him or take a photo with him.
