Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) is a regenerative treatment that we create using your own blood. First, we draw a small sample of blood, similar to routine laboratory testing. Next, we place the sample into a medical grade centrifuge and spin it to separate the components.

During this process, we isolate and concentrate the portion of blood that contains platelets and plasma, creating platelet-rich plasma. As a result, the final PRP solution contains a higher concentration of platelets than whole blood.

We then inject the PRP into the targeted area. In doing so, we deliver concentrated platelets directly to the site of injury. These platelets contain growth factors and proteins that the body naturally uses to support tissue repair and recovery.

PRP has gained attention because it uses the body’s own biology to encourage natural healing responses. When we introduce PRP into an area of injury or stress, the concentrated platelets release signaling molecules that support the body’s regenerative processes. Therefore, PRP may help stimulate a natural repair response.