PRP Platelet Therapy

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.

Common Concerns We Treat

• Tendonitis and chronic tendinopathy
• High-grade partial tendon tears
• Mild to moderate osteoarthritis (ex: knee)
• Rotator cuff pain, tennis elbow, patellar tendonitis, Achilles tendonitis

Why Ultrasound Guidance Matters

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

How to Book

1. Book your PRP assessment (clinical exam + diagnostic ultrasound review)
2. PRP injection appointment (same day or scheduled soon after, depending on findings)
3. Follow-up plan with clear rehab guidance and return-to-activity progression (osteopathy, physio, athletic therapy is commonly recommended)

What Happens at Your PRP Visit

1. Assessment: history, physical exam, and diagnostic ultrasound confirmation
2. Blood draw + PRP prep: blood is processed on-site (about 10–15 minutes)
3. Ultrasound-guided injection: PRP is precisely delivered into the target tissue
4. Aftercare: personalized instructions and rehab direction

Helpful Pre-Visit Reminders (When Safe for You)

• Hydrate well the day of your appointment
• Avoid anti-inflammatory meds and certain supplements beforehand as instructed (Tylenol is usually ok)

💳 Fees

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

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