Joint Recovery
PRP Joint/Tendon Regenerative Treatment
Regenerative PRP therapy for joints and tendons, using your body's own growth factors to support healing and recovery.
- Time
- 60-90 min
- Downtime
- Minimal
- Focus
- Joint Recovery
The Science
Regenerative support for joints and tendons
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy for joints and tendons is a regenerative treatment that uses the healing factors naturally found in your own blood to support tissue repair, reduce inflammation, and promote long-term recovery. A small blood sample is processed to concentrate the platelets and growth factors, then precisely injected into the affected joint or tendon.
PRP concentrates the healing growth factors found in your own blood. Injected into an injured or worn tendon, ligament or joint, it encourages the body's repair processes and helps modulate inflammation.
Studies support PRP for conditions such as knee osteoarthritis, tennis elbow and other chronic tendon problems, often providing longer-lasting relief than steroid injections without their side effects.
Your Visit
A medical assessment comes first.
- 01
Personalized consultation to review your medical history and target area
- 02
Simple blood draw from the arm
- 03
Blood is processed in a centrifuge to isolate platelet-rich plasma
- 04
Target area is cleansed and prepared with topical numbing
- 05
Precise injection of PRP into the joint or tendon
- 06
Post-treatment care instructions and recovery guidance
Considering This Treatment
A medical assessment comes first.
Persistent joint or tendon symptoms need a diagnosis, not simply an aesthetic consultation. PRP may be considered for selected conditions after a review of your medical history, symptoms and previous treatment.
The Treatment Focus
Supports natural healing. Non-surgical regenerative therapy. Targets joints and tendons.
Suitability, recovery and results vary. Your consultation is the place to discuss medical history, alternatives and realistic expectations.
Your Treatment Plan
Recovery, guided by your condition.
Response to PRP varies by diagnosis and individual. Your clinician explains the evidence, risks, activity restrictions and follow-up plan; PRP is not a substitute for rehabilitation or other recommended medical care.
Considerations
FAQs
Is PRP therapy safe?
PRP uses your own blood, so there is virtually no risk of allergic reaction or rejection. It is a well-established regenerative treatment used in both aesthetic and orthopedic medicine.
Does the injection hurt?
We apply a topical numbing agent before treatment. Most clients describe mild pressure or brief soreness at the injection site that resolves quickly.
How many treatments will I need?
Many clients see meaningful improvement after a single session, though some conditions benefit from a series of 2-3 treatments spaced 4-6 weeks apart. Your provider will recommend a plan during your consultation.
Is there any downtime?
You may experience mild soreness or swelling in the treated area for 1-3 days. Most clients resume normal daily activities the same day but should avoid strenuous exercise for 24-48 hours.
When will I see results?
Because PRP stimulates your body's natural healing response, results build gradually. Most clients notice improvement within 4-6 weeks, with continued progress over 3-6 months.
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