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How It Works:
1. Blood Draw – A small amount of your blood is taken, similar to a regular lab draw.
2. Centrifugation – The blood is spun in a machine to separate out the platelets and plasma from the red and white blood cells.
3. Injection – The platelet-rich plasma is then injected directly into the joint (like the knee, hip, or shoulder), or around the damaged tissue.
Is It Effective?
Studies show mixed results—some people experience significant pain relief and improved function, especially in early-stage arthritis, while others may not notice much difference.
It's still considered experimental by many insurance companies, so it may not be PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy is a popular, minimally invasive treatment used for skin rejuvenation. It leverages the body's natural healing abilities to improve skin texture, tone, and overall appearance.
Why Use PRP for Joints?
- Reduce inflammation
- Relieve pain
- Stimulate healing of cartilage or soft tissue
- Possibly delay or avoid surgery
Commonly used for:
- Osteoarthritis (especially in the knee)
- Tendon injuries (like tennis elbow or rotator cuff issues)
- Ligament sprains
- Sports injuries
Skin Rejuvenation
Benefits of PRP for Skin:
- Improves skin tone and texture
- Reduces fine lines and wrinkles
- Fades acne scars and pigmentation
- Enhances skin firmness and glow
- Stimulates collagen and elastin
PRP for Hair Loss
What Are the Benefits?
- Improves hair density
- Strengthens hair follicles
- Reduces hair shedding
- Uses your own blood, so it's natural and low risk
- Minimal downtime