Your blood contains platelets—cell fragments rich in growth factors and signaling molecules that help coordinate healing. With PRP:

  1. We draw a small sample of your blood.
  2. The blood is processed in a specialized centrifuge to concentrate the platelets.
  3. The PRP is injected into the precise area of irritation or injury using ultrasound or fluoroscopic guidance.

The goal is to support your body’s natural repair processes, not to “grow a new joint” or promise a cure. Improvement can be gradual over weeks to months, and we often combine PRP with:

  • Targeted physical therapy
  • Strength and mobility programs
  • Sleep, stress, and load management strategies
  • MLS laser and other non-operative treatments, when appropriate