Platelets have a significant function by helping the body recover and heal. They also contain growth factors that can initiate cellular regeneration and tissue recovery in damaged areas. Therefore, Platelet-rich plasma contains a greater concentration of these healing platelet cells.

​Platelet-rich plasma lasts anywhere from six and nine months, during which time it will continue to aid in healing and restoring damaged cells.

What Can PRP Be Used For?

Musculoskeletal Injuries & Pain

PRP infusions may be beneficial to treat muscle wounds and other conditions. For instance, tendon injuries can take a significant amount of time to heal. With a PRP shot, local cells can heal faster with a boost of nutrients and available cells to assist the healing process. This can also alleviate pain in the region.

PRP for Hair regeneration

PRP injections are also beneficial for preventing baldness and encouraging new hair growth. During hair transplants, PRP can also help those new cells receive nutrients until new blood vessels form around the new hair follicles.

PRP For Facials & PRP for Wrinkles

Commonly known as a Vampire Facial, PRP therapy for skin has become a popular treatment for smoother, healthier skin. The platelet rich plasma works quickly to supply the skin with proteins and platelets that rebuild collagen, clear the skin of bacteria, and restore malnourished cells. In addition, wrinkles and scarring can be reduced with PRP facials.

PRP Injections for Pain

PRP can also be used to avoid the use of painkillers and opiates by reducing inflation in the affected areas. This is done by increasing cellular resources in the affected area. In turn this boosts cellular regeneration and doesn't require the digestive system to use resources to circulate oral supplements.