Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy uses a concentrated sample of your own blood platelets and growth factors, prepared from a small blood draw, to help reduce inflammation and support the body's natural tissue repair process.
PRP is often considered for chronic tendinopathy, partial tendon or ligament tears, and early-stage arthritis, particularly when conservative treatment hasn't provided enough relief.
The process starts with a blood draw, followed by processing to concentrate the platelets, then an image-guided injection into the affected area. Most patients return to normal activity the same day, with full effect developing over several weeks.
Candidacy for any regenerative treatment depends on diagnosis, imaging, medical history, and your goals. We'll discuss the benefits, risks, cost, and alternatives so you can decide with confidence.
Whether you're managing chronic pain, recovering from surgery, or exploring regenerative treatment options, our team is here to help.
