Our Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Treatment
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy harnesses the healing properties of a patient's own blood. Platelets are vital for initiating the healing process after an injury. In PRP therapy, blood is processed using an FDA-approved device to concentrate the platelets and separate them from other blood components like red and white blood cells.
PRP treatments have been used for over 40 years, initially for healing chest wounds after heart surgery. It wasn’t until around 2004 that PRP began to be used in orthopedics, thanks to the development of FDA-approved devices for blood processing and portable ultrasound units for precise placement of PRP into injured tissues.
Today, PRP is popular among athletes seeking faster recovery from injuries. Notable users include Kobe Bryant, Tiger Woods, and Troy Polamalu.
PRP treatments can activate a "hyper-healing" response for injuries and conditions that resist healing and cause pain. In these cases, the body's natural healing process may not be delivering enough platelets needed for effective tissue repair, often due to factors like overuse, age, or severe injury.
By concentrating your platelets up to 10 times the normal level, PRP therapy can dramatically enhance the healing response in an affected area. More platelets lead to greater and faster healing, helping effectively repair the injured tissue.

Benefits of PRP for Pain Management
PRP Treatment Procedure Overview

Why Choose Stemulis for PRP?
At Stemulis, our extensive experience and data-backed treatment protocols ensure high-quality care for every patient. You will receive comprehensive patient education and compassionate care from our seasoned and dedicated team of physicians.
We thoroughly screen patients to determine if they are good candidates for our treatments, and we are transparent about all available options. Be assured that your time and resources will be well-invested at Stemulis.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
About PRP Treatment



