Overview
PRP Therapy
The advantages of employing platelet rich plasma (PRP) as a form of regenerative medicine are multiple. This technology has the potential of accelerating, healing and restoring bodily functions by using the tools we are all born with.
Overview
PRP Therapy
The advantages of employing platelet rich plasma (PRP) as a form of regenerative medicine are multiple. This technology has the potential of accelerating, healing and restoring bodily functions by using the tools we are all born with.
No Appointments Necessary
Walk-ins are always welcome, or schedule an appointment to reserve a time.
Fast and Specialized
Skip the emergency room wait and receive more specialized attention than at an urgent care center.
Uniquely Certified
Ranking at the top 1% in medical certifications, our doctors are trusted medical directors for the NBA and MLB.
Walk-ins Welcome
Walk-ins are always welcome, or schedule an appointment to reserve a time.
Fast and Specialized
Skip the emergency room wait and receive more specialized attention than at an urgent care center.
Uniquely Certified
Ranking at the top 1% in medical certifications, our doctors are trusted medical directors for the NBA and MLB.
PRP Therapy
About
Platelets are the means by which our bodies naturally heal themselves. They are typically known for their unique ability to clot blood. By applying a concentrated amount of PRP to an injury, or to a painful site caused by an illness, the healing process gets enhanced. Also, the fact that it involves very few risks and side effects makes it the more appealing to patients trying to minimize undesired results. PRP is derived from the patient’s own blood, therefore it can’t be rejected by the body. Its uses include, but are not limited to: pain management, sports injuries, and accelerating the process of healing.
Common injuries or conditions that PRP therapy has the potential of treating:
• Rotator Cuff Partial Tears or Tendonitis
• Shoulder Labrum Tears
• Epicondylitis (Golfer’s or Tennis Elbow)
• Biceps Tendonitis
• Triceps Tendonitis
• Hip Tendonitis
• Hip Labrum Tears
• Patellar Tendonitis
• Achilles Tendonitis
• Plantar Fasciitis
• Osteoarthritis (Shoulder, Hip, Knee and Ankle)