Experience relief from chronic low back pain with the innovative Discseel® Procedure, a minimally invasive solution that repairs damaged spinal disc, offered by Dr. Paul Hubbell at Southern Pain & Neurological.

Chronic Back Pain: The Facts

Degenerative disc disease and torn spinal discs are common causes of chronic low back pain and sciatica-like symptoms. Often times traditional surgeries like spinal fusion or discectomy are used to remove or stabilize disc tissue without repairing tears, so pain from disc leakage and nerve irritation can still limit your active lifestyle even after treatment.

The Revolutionary Discseel® Procedure: High Success Rate with Long-term Relief

Unlike traditional methods that may fail to repair tears in the disc effectively, the Discseel® Procedure allows your body to restore the health of degenerated discs. Experience relief from chronic low back pain with the innovative Discseel® Procedure, a minimally invasive solution that repairs damaged spinal discs using a natural biologic called fibrin.

Revolutionary disc repair
The Discseel® Procedure is an FDA-approved procedure that uses an FDA-approved biologic (fibrin) to seal tears in compromised lumbar discs and help restore disc integrity.

Targets the source of pain
By sealing disc tears and helping stop disc fluid leakage, the procedure reduces nerve inflammation and addresses one of the primary sources of chronic low back pain.

Hope for active lifestyles
Lumbar Discseel® Spine Treatment is designed to help patients return to daily activities and preserve their mobility without major spine surgery.

What to Expect

  • Personalized consultation: At Southern Pain & Neurological, patients will have a personalized consultation with Dr. Paul Hubbell. Your evaluation will review your history, imaging, and symptoms and address all your concerns before the Discseel® Procedure.

  • Annulogram to pinpoint pain: An annulogram (a specialized disc imaging study) is used to precisely identify disc tears and confirm which discs are causing your pain.

  • Targeted fibrin injection: Under image guidance, fibrin is injected directly into the damaged discs to seal tears and support the growth of new, healthier disc tissue.

  • Recovery and results: Most patients are able to walk within 24 hours after the procedure and gradually resume normal activities, with continued improvement in pain and function over the following year.

What is Stopping You From Chronic Pain Relief?

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