Regenerative Medicine

PRP | Platelet Rich Plasma

Regenerate Muscles Tendons and Joints

Available at these clinics:

Oakville

About the service

PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) is a regenerative injection made from your own blood. We draw a small sample, spin it in a centrifuge to concentrate platelets (rich in growth factors), then inject the PRP into the injured tendon, ligament, or joint to support healing and reduce pain.

Platelet Rich Plasma

Common Conditions for PRP

  • Chronic tendonitis
  • High-grade partial tendon tears
  • Mild to moderate osteoarthritis (ex: knee, ankle)
  • Rotator cuff pain, tennis elbow, patella tendonitis, Achilles tendonitis

1. Book Your Assessment

  • A clinical exam and diagnostic ultrasound confirm the injury and whether PRP is right for you.

✅2. Blood Draw & PRP Preparation

  • Your blood is processed on-site in about 10–15 minutes to concentrate the healing platelets.

✅3. Ultrasound-Guided Injection

  • PRP is precisely delivered into the injured tendon, ligament, or joint — the same day

✅4. Recovery & Follow-Up

  • You'll get personalized aftercare instructions and a rehab plan (osteopathy, physio or athletic therapy often recommended).

Ultrasound Guidance Matters

Ultrasound helps us confirm the target tissue and guide the injection in real time for accuracy and safety. An ultrasound assessment is required before PRP to confirm the location and extent of injury.

Helpful Pre-Visit Reminders

  • Hydrate well the day of your appointment
  • Avoid anti-inflammatory meds and certain supplements beforehand as instructed by the pre-screening.

Fees 💳

  • $590 per single PRP injection
  • $990 per single - 2-injection protocol (when clinically recommended)

Results vary, and PRP is not ideal for complete tendon ruptures or severe arthritis.

Book an Appointment

Frequently Asked Questions

Is PRP painful?

Most patients feel mild discomfort during the injection and some soreness for 24-48 hours after — this is normal and temporary.

When can I return to normal activity?

Most patients resume light activity quickly, with a personalized rehab timeline based on your specific injury and treatment area.

How many PRP sessions will I need?

Many patients see results from a single injection; some conditions benefit from a 2-injection protocol, which your provider will recommend based on your assessment.

Is PRP covered by insurance?

PRP is not covered by OHIP. Some extended health plans may reimburse this service, accepted by most Health Spending Accounts — we provide receipts for submission.