A regenerative answer to joint pain.

Platelet-rich plasma is the regenerative fraction of your blood, rich in the growth factors your body uses to repair connective tissue. Drawn during your visit, concentrated in a clinical centrifuge, and injected directly into the joint or surrounding tendon, PRP delivers a focused biological signal where the wear is happening — supporting cartilage health, calming inflammation, and easing pain.

Who it’s for

• Knee osteoarthritis — mild to moderate.
• Shoulder pain, including rotator-cuff tendinopathy and early arthritis.
• Hip joint pain and bursitis.
• Tennis elbow, golfer’s elbow, and other chronic tendinopathies.
• Hand, wrist, and ankle joint pain where regenerative support is appropriate.

What patients tell us

Reduced pain and improved range of motion within the first two to six weeks. Better tolerance for walking, stairs, and the activities patients had quietly stopped enjoying. The effect builds over the months following the injection, and many patients describe it as the first treatment that felt like it was actually working with their body rather than masking the symptom.

What to expect

• Appointment time: About 45–60 minutes including blood draw, PRP preparation, and injection.
• Sensation: A focused injection at the joint or tendon. Local anesthetic is used as appropriate.
• Recovery: Light activity for 24–48 hours. Most patients return to normal routine within a few days.
• Series: Many joints respond to a single injection; others benefit from a short series spaced 4–6 weeks apart.
• Pairing: Often combined with physical therapy and lifestyle work for the most durable result.