Listen & assess
Evaluate the painful area, movement, history, and whether PRP is an appropriate option.
Regenerative medicine
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)
A regenerative injection approach using a concentrated portion of your own blood to support tissue-healing processes.
Start with the full picture
Your biology. Focused on recovery.
PRP is prepared from a small sample of your blood and injected into a targeted area. The goal is to support the body’s own repair response in joints, tendons, ligaments, and other soft tissues.
Knee, shoulder, and hip painTendon injuriesLigament injuriesSports and overuse injuriesChronic musculoskeletal painMobility limitations
What to expect
A clear path, one step at a time.
Plan with purpose
Draw and centrifuge a small blood sample to isolate platelet-rich plasma.
Follow through
Inject the prepared PRP into the targeted area and guide recovery afterward.
Questions, answered
Good to know.
How many PRP treatments are needed?
The number varies by condition. The clinic notes that some patients may benefit from 1–3 treatments spaced several weeks apart.
What is recovery like?
Mild soreness can occur for a few days. Improvement, when it occurs, is typically gradual over the following weeks.
Is PRP right for every injury?
No. A medical and musculoskeletal evaluation is needed to decide whether PRP, another therapy, imaging, or referral is most appropriate.
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Ready to talk about prp?
Book a full consultation or use the free 15-minute call to decide whether this is the right starting point.