PRP

PLATELET RICH PLASMA THERAPY (PRP) 

Platelet Rich Plasma

One vial of blood contains an extraordinary amount of healing potential ready to be tapped into and utilized. After collection, your blood is able to be separated into its different components: Erythrocytes (Red blood cells), White blood cells, and plasma.

What is Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP)?

Our trained clinical team is able to separate the plasma, with the use of a centrifuge, from your whole blood and then carefully isolate the plasma to be administered for therapeutic benefits. The benefits from PRP derive from many of the active biological ingredients. Some of these biologic ingredients are growth factors, which include proteins and growth hormones. In addition to these growth factors, plasma also contains electrolytes, MicroRNA, and neurotransmitters all of which aid in cellular efficiency. Lastly, platelet rich plasma contains platelets. Platelets naturally bind together to stop bleeding in the body. This binding characteristic acts in a cushioning manner to provide support to damaged tissue. 

How Can Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) Help you?

PRP has a plethora of therapeutic benefits once it has been isolated from the blood. This concentration is injected to an injured or diseased part of a person’s body to accelerate the healing of damaged tendons, ligaments, muscles, bones and joints. The clinical applications of PRP are quick, easy, and minimally invasive. In fact, in most instances you’ll be in and out of the office in under an hour.