— Regenerative Medicine
PRP THERAPY
Platelet-Rich Plasma therapy uses your body’s own healing power to repair damaged joints and tendons – without surgery.
What Is PRP?
Your Body's Own
Healing Power
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy is a cutting-edge regenerative treatment that uses a concentrated solution of your own platelets and growth factors to accelerate healing. By injecting this powerful solution directly into damaged tissue, PRP stimulates your body’s natural repair processes.
PRP has been used by elite athletes for years to recover faster from injuries. Now, this same advanced treatment is available to all patients at our Astoria clinic – without surgery, without long recovery times.
- Harnesses your body's own healing factors
- Minimally invasive - no surgery required
- Reduces inflammation and chronic pain
- Accelerates tissue repair and regeneration
- Effective for tendons, ligaments, and joints
- Short recovery time with minimal downtime
Regenerative
No Surgery Required
The PRP Process
Simple, safe, and performed right here in our clinic.
01
Blood Draw
A small amount of your blood is drawn – similar to a routine blood test.
02
Centrifuge Processing
The blood is spun in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets and growth factors.
03
Preparation
The concentrated PRP solution is prepared for injection under sterile conditions.
04
Targeted Injection
The PRP is precisely injected into the affected joint or tissue using ultrasound guidance.
— Conditions Treated
Conditions treated with PRP
- Knee osteoarthritis
- Tennis & golfer's elbow
- Plantar fasciitis
- Labral tears
- Rotator cuff injuries
- Achilles tendonitis
- Hip bursitis
- Chronic joint pain
Is PRP right for you?
PRP therapy may be appropriate if you have chronic joint pain, a sports injury that hasn’t responded to conventional treatment, or want to avoid surgery. A consultation with our physician will determine your candidacy.
Results vary based on individual anatomy, medical history, and treatment plan. A consultation with a licensed medical provider is required to determine candidacy.