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PRP for PCL Sprains & Tears

Physical therapy and RICE are the first-line treatments for PCL injuries. Prolotherapy is also an option in less severe cases, but where ligaments are more severely damaged, PRP and/or bone marrow concentrate (containing stem cells) may be called for as the next nonsurgical treatment option.Read more about PRP for PCL Sprains & Tears

PRP for Plantar Fasciitis

Experiencing the continuous discomfort of plantar fasciitis can significantly hinder your day-to-day activities, affecting everything from a simple walk to standing for extended periods. Our clinic offers a cutting-edge approach to addressing this common, yet often stubborn, foot condition through the use of PRP (platelet-rich plasma) therapy.Read more about PRP for Plantar Fasciitis


PRP for Tennis Elbow

PRP, which stands for platelet-rich plasma, is a concentration of platelets and growth factors derived from whole blood. Plasma is the fluid portion of blood. Blood is drawn from a peripheral site most commonly in the arm and then placed into a centrifuge where the platelets are concentrated.Read more about PRP for Tennis Elbow


PRP Injections

PRP is short for platelet-rich plasma, and it is autologous blood with concentrations of platelets above baseline values. The potential benefit of platelet-rich plasma has received considerable interest due to the appeal of a simple, safe, and minimally invasive method of applying growth factors.Read more about PRP Injections

PRP Knee Injections

PRP stands for Platelet-Rich Plasma. Platelets are blood cells that prevent bleeding. They contain important growth factors that aid in healing. Plasma is the light yellow liquid portion of our blood. So PRP is simply a concentration of a patient’s own platelets that are suspended in plasma and are used to accelerate healing.Read more about PRP Knee Injections