Platelet-Rich Plasma therapy uses concentrated platelets from your blood to accelerate healing and reduce inflammation in muscles, joints, and skin.
What Is PRP Therapy?
A small amount of blood is drawn, processed to concentrate the platelets, then reinjected into targeted areas to stimulate recovery.
Applications
- Knee osteoarthritis
- Tendon injuries
- Post-surgical healing
- Hair restoration
- Skin rejuvenation
Advantages
- Minimally invasive
- Uses patient’s own cells
- Reduced recovery time
Limitations
- Results vary by individual
- Not always covered by insurance
- May require multiple sessions
FAQ:
Q1: Is PRP painful?
A: Mild discomfort may occur during injection but is generally well-tolerated.
Q2: How soon can I see results?
A: Improvements may appear after a few weeks, continuing over months.
User Comments:
“PRP saved my shoulder from surgery.” — Tony J.
“My hair looks fuller after just two sessions!” — Erica B.
Editor’s Note:
PRP therapy exemplifies the growing shift toward natural, body-driven healing—but consult a trusted clinician first.
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