Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP)

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PLATELET-RICH PLASMA (PRP)

A small sample of your blood is drawn and spun in a centrifuge to separate the platelet-rich plasma. These concentrated platelets are injected under ultrasound guidance into damaged joints or soft tissue—helping accelerate your body’s natural repair process. PRP is also used for aesthetic rejuvenation and hair restoration.

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HOW IT WORKS

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Blood Draw & Separation

PRP is created by drawing a small blood sample and spinning it in a centrifuge to separate the plasma from red and white blood cells. The platelet-rich layer contains a high concentration of growth factors essential for healing.

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Preparation for Injection

After the PRP is processed, it’s drawn into a syringe and prepared for treatment. Your provider then injects it directly into the targeted area using ultrasound guidance for precise placement, enhancing both accuracy and effectiveness.

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Natural Repair Begins

Once the PRP is injected, your body’s healing process is activated. The concentrated platelets release growth factors that promote tissue repair, reduce inflammation, and support long-term recovery. Over time, this natural regeneration helps improve mobility and decrease pain at the source.

BENEFITS OF Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)

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Accelerates Natural Healing

Stimulates your body’s own repair response to recover faster from injury.

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Reduces Inflammation and Pain

Delivers anti-inflammatory growth factors directly to the source of discomfort.

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Minimally Invasive

In-office treatment using your own blood with no hospital stay or general anesthesia.

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Delays or Avoids Surgery

A powerful non-surgical alternative for chronic joint and soft tissue issues.

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Speeds Recovery from Injury or Surgery

Commonly used to support post-surgical healing and athletic injury recovery.

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Safe and Drug-Free

No synthetic medications—just your own platelets, concentrated and redirected to heal.

COMMON QUESTIONS ABOUT PRP THERAPY

Most patients require 1–3 sessions spaced several weeks apart. Your provider will recommend a personalized plan based on your condition and goals.

You may feel a brief pinch during injection. Some patients experience mild soreness for a day or two after treatment.

Some notice improvement within a few weeks. Maximum benefits typically occur within 6–12 weeks as healing progresses.

Yes. PRP is often combined with other regenerative therapies like prolotherapy, ozone therapy, or peptide therapy for enhanced results.

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