Regenerative & Advanced Therapies

A regenerative treatment that uses your body’s own platelets to support tissue repair, accelerate healing, and improve function in injured or degenerated areas.

What to Expect During Your PRP Therapy

Session Length

Approximately 45–60 minutes

Frequency

Typically a series of treatments spaced over several weeks

What It Involves

A small blood draw is processed to concentrate platelets, which are then injected into targeted areas of the body

Best For

Joint pain, tendon injuries, ligament issues, and tissue repair

What PRP Therapy Does

PRP Therapy uses a concentrated form of your own platelets, which contain growth factors that support tissue repair and regeneration.

After a small blood draw, the platelets are separated and concentrated before being injected into areas that need healing support.

This process helps stimulate the body’s natural repair mechanisms, improving recovery in joints, tendons, ligaments, and soft tissues.

Why This Matters for Your Health

When tissues are injured or degenerating, the body’s natural healing response can slow down or become less efficient.

PRP Therapy enhances this response by delivering a concentrated source of growth factors directly to the affected area.

This can support more effective healing, improved mobility, and reduced long-term discomfort.

PRP Therapy

Support Your Body’s Natural Healing Ability

PRP Therapy uses your body’s own regenerative cells to support healing, reduce pain, and improve function in targeted areas.