Regenerative and Non-Surgical
PRP Injections
Platelet-rich plasma injections as part of regenerative joint care.
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is made from a small sample of your own blood. The sample is prepared so the portion rich in platelets can be injected into a joint. PRP is one part of regenerative joint preservation, not a cure, and not a promise that pain will go away. The visit starts with whether it is a reasonable option. Other choices include activity changes, therapy, and other injections.
Who it is for
- Patients asking about PRP for joint pain
- Adults exploring regenerative options before surgery
What to expect
- A consultation before any injection
- Time to ask what PRP is being used for in your case
- Follow-up to see how you respond
Related conditions
- Joint pain
- Early osteoarthritis symptoms
Results vary from person to person. PRP is not a cure and is not guaranteed to relieve pain.
Related services
Regenerative Joint Preservation
Non-surgical options, including PRP, aimed at easing joint pain and protecting the joint.
Stem Cell Injection
A single office injection of ReNu™, a bioactive amniotic suspension.
Cortisone and Gel Injections
Office injections for joint pain, including cortisone and hyaluronic acid gel.
Shockwave Therapy
A new shockwave treatment for tendon pain, plantar fasciitis, and early arthritis symptoms.