What is PRP Injection?
PRP injection therapy involves using a concentration of a patient's own platelets to accelerate the healing of injured tendons, ligaments, muscles, and joints. This process amplifies the body’s natural growth factors to promote tissue repair and alleviate pain.
A PRP centrifuge spins blood to separate platelets for PRP therapy, concentrating healing factors.
By utilizing components from one's own blood for reinjection, PRP injection minimizes the risk of adverse reactions, offering a safe approach to healing.
It has shown effectiveness in providing long-term improvements in functionality and alleviating pain associated with conditions such as tennis elbow and golfer's elbow.
Step 1
Small amount of blood is drawn from the patient
Step 2
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Blood is placed into the PRP Centrifuge
Step 3
Blood is processed to concentrate the platelets
Step 4
The PRP is injected into the affected area
Benefits
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Accelerates healing
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Reduces pain
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Improves joint function
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Decreases need for medications or surgery
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Utilizes the body's natural healing processes
Injection Areas
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Knee joints
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Elbow joints (including tennis elbow and golfer's elbow)
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Shoulder joints
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Hip joints
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Achilles tendons
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Ankle joints
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Wrist and hand joints
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Plantar fascia
Ideal for Treating
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Osteoarthritis
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Tendonitis
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Ligament sprains
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Muscle injuries
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Joint pain
After receiving a PRP injection, you might expect:
Following a PRP injection, individuals can anticipate a reduction in inflammation and pain, enhanced joint mobility, and accelerated tissue healing.
Improvements typically unfold over weeks to months, varying from significant to subtle changes depending on the individual's response to the treatment.
Pricing
The cost of PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) injections varies based on the size of the treated area, typically ranging from $600 to $1,500.
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