Listen & assess
Assess symptoms, movement patterns, and areas of possible instability.
Regenerative medicine
Prolotherapy
Targeted dextrose injections intended to stimulate a localized healing response in joints, ligaments, and tendons.
Start with the full picture
Support stability at the source
Prolotherapy introduces a solution—commonly dextrose—into an area of weakness or instability. The treatment is intended to trigger a controlled local response that supports connective-tissue repair.
Joint instabilityLigament laxityChronic tendon concernsLow-back and neck painSports injuriesOveruse injuries
What to expect
A clear path, one step at a time.
Plan with purpose
Place targeted injections into the identified ligament, tendon, or joint area.
Follow through
Support progressive recovery and reassess the need for additional sessions.
Questions, answered
Good to know.
How is prolotherapy different from PRP?
Prolotherapy commonly uses dextrose to stimulate a local healing response, while PRP uses a concentration prepared from your own blood. The better fit depends on your condition and evaluation.
How many sessions are typical?
The clinic notes that some patients may benefit from 3–6 treatments spaced several weeks apart, depending on the condition.
What should I expect afterward?
Temporary soreness is possible. You will receive activity and aftercare guidance based on the treated area.
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Ready to talk about prolotherapy?
Book a full consultation or use the free 15-minute call to decide whether this is the right starting point.