PRP Joint Care

PRP stands for Platelet-Rich Plasma—a regenerative injection therapy that uses a concentration of platelets and active proteins found in your blood to promote healing and cell renewal. PRP injections extract your own blood cells via centrifuge, which are re-administered through injection.

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is used as a natural way to heal your body and stimulate cells to create collagen. For joint care specifically, PRP therapy can help reverse the signs of aging cartilage, which can be the source of pain and debilitating discomfort. Most people enjoy relief from the stimulation of cell rejuvenation, reduced inflammation and swelling, and reduced stiffness in joints due to the natural increase in fluids.

PRP Injection therapies are very safe and require no downtime—allowing you to resume regular activities immediately after treatment. PRP may cause mild discomfort, swelling, or redness at injection sight.