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How Patients Can Better Understand The Uses and Benefits of PRP - Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine

PRP, or platelet-rich plasma injections, have grown in popularity over the past several years. At the Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine, we have always been at the forefront of the latest technology surrounding PRP procedures. Because of this, we decided to provide a resource to help potential patients better understand this treatment method. If you’re interested, we recently published a detailed PRP webinar where we share much of the information covered in this blog. Watch this webinar to learn more about our practice and our Board-Certified physicians who oversee and perform every PRP procedure.

What is PRP?

PRP, or platelet-rich plasma, is a treatment option that uses an individual’s blood to help heal injuries and rebuild damaged tissue. PRP is created by separating platelets from an individual’s other blood cells. This newly separated PRP is injected into an injured area of the body to promote healing and tissue regeneration.

Common Uses of PRP

PRP injections are used to treat a wide variety of musculoskeletal injuries, some of which include:

Osteoarthritis
Ligament, Tendon, Muscle and Joint Injuries
Hair Loss
Sports-Related Injuries

What To Expect From a PRP Procedure

A PRP procedure begins with a blood draw. We remove a small amount of blood and have our in-house regenerative medicine lab process it to separate the plasma and platelets from the rest of the blood. We then take this platelet-enriched blood and inject it back into your injured area.

Benefits of PRP

There are a whole host of benefits of PRP, some of which include:

Limited Downtime – There is little to no downtime after a PRP injection. We may suggest you take it easy for a short time, but the downtime associated with a PRP procedure is minimal.
You Help Heal Your Own Body –When you choose PRP therapy, you’re choosing a treatment approach that uses your own cells to help rebuild or repair an area where you’re experiencing pain. This is much different than other medical approaches requiring complex surgeries or medications.
Recover Faster – PRP helps patients recover faster from various musculoskeletal injuries. Whether you’re an athlete with a sports injury or someone dealing with common musculoskeletal injuries like strains, sprains, muscle tears, joint pain, or tendinitis, PRP could be a good option for you.
Minimally Invasive – PRP treatments start with a simple blood draw and end with a quick injection into your affected area. These procedures are minimally invasive and can all be done in our state-of-the-art regenerative medicine clinic in Rochester, MI.

Why Choose The Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine For PRP Therapy?

Choosing a reputable clinic to perform your PRP procedure is critical. Below are a few reasons why The Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine should be your first call when you want to learn more about the many benefits of PRP therapy.

In-House Regenerative Medicine Lab – The doctors at The Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine have invested in a state-of-the-art lab that allows us to process our own PRP and track what is being injected into our patients. Most PRP clinics use a tabletop centrifuge, which does not offer near the concentration of our in-house lab. This increased concentration makes a big difference regarding the positive outcomes of our treatments.
Data Tracking – Our in-house equipment can precisely track how many cells we inject to ensure the best possible outcomes. This data is stored in a database that allows us to track patient outcomes over time, allowing us to further improve our PRP therapy techniques.
Board-Certified Physicians – Our Board-Certified physicians have additional certifications in diagnostic musculoskeletal ultrasound. This certification ensures the injected cells are placed in the best possible spot within your damaged tissue, giving you the best chance at a positive outcome.

Ready to Schedule a Consultation With One of Our Doctors Regarding PRP Injections?

If you’d like to learn more about the benefits of PRP and determine if you’re a good candidate for this procedure, call our office today at 248-216-1008 to set up a consultation with one of our experienced physicians. We look forward to hearing about your condition and working alongside you to develop a treatment plan that will help you get back to living a normal life as soon as possible.