Interventional pain management is a subset of pain medicine that focuses on diagnosing and treating pain using minimally invasive treatments that target specific pain generators. The objectives of interventional pain management are to relieve patients’ acute or chronic pain, enhance their quality of life, and regain function and mobility. To improve a patient’s quality of life and restore function, interventional pain management offers a variety of minimally invasive techniques that are intended to diagnose and treat different forms of pain. Interventional pain management can provide patients with acute or chronic pain issues with effective relief by accurately addressing the source of pain and using localized therapeutic treatments.