Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Injections
Advanced Tissue Recovery
PRP therapy sits at the forefront of autologous regenerative care—meaning it leverages the concentrated power of your own biology. Connective tissues like tendons, ligaments, and joint cartilage have notoriously poor natural blood supplies, which is precisely why they struggle to heal from chronic wear or sports injuries. PRP therapy overrides this biological bottleneck.
Your blood naturally carries components called platelets, which are packed with specialized proteins known as growth factors. These growth factors act like structural project managers. When introduced into a damaged environment, they can signal cell reproduction, support the clearing of cellular debris, and aid the body's natural matrix deposition to rebuild tendon and ligament tissue.
The Clinical Process
- The Autologous Collection: A clinical provider performs a quick, routine blood draw from your arm.
- Centrifugal Concentration: The sample is placed into a specialized medical centrifuge. By spinning the sample at precise high speeds, we separate out the heavy red blood cells and isolate the light plasma layer, super-concentrating the platelets to anywhere from 2 to 8 times baseline levels.
- Pinpoint Reintroduction: This nutrient-dense serum is carefully collected and introduced directly into the affected joint space or tendon group. Our clinicians frequently utilize real-time ultrasound guidance to ensure the solution is delivered with exact anatomical accuracy, where it may support localized healing pathways.
Core Applications
- Chronic Tendon Care: Stubborn lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow), patellar tendinitis, plantar fasciitis, and Achilles tendon discomfort.
- Joint Longevity: Managing the chronic pain and stiffness associated with mild-to-moderate knee osteoarthritis.
Fee Schedule
Full biological processing, preparation, and precision application.
Series of 3 Injections — optimized for patients whose recovery plan benefits from a multi-stage cellular priming sequence over several months to support sustained progress.
