Things To Know About PRP Treatment
                     THINGS TO KNOW 
ABOUT PRP TREATMENT
THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT PRP 
TREATMENT
• PRP treatment could be the solution that you need  if you are frustrated with muscle 
or tissue injuries that are negatively affecting your ability to move  or if you have 
seen a decrease in muscle function but you are not comfortable with undergoing a 
surgical procedure to correct this issue.  Platelet Rich Plasma is a substance that is 
derived from your own blood and can be used for treating your body.  PRP is simply 
plasma with a high concentration of platelets, growth factors and bioactive proteins, 
and it can encourage the repair as well as regeneration of the body tissue. The 
growth factors stimulate the natural healing process of the body by introducing the 
platelets directly to the injured area.
THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT PRP 
TREATMENT
• Platelet Rich Plasmas is obtained using a traditional blood draw.  Plasma and 
platelets are separated with the use of an FDA approved cylinder and 
centrifuge system, and the substance that is used for PRP injections is created 
from this separation. 
THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT PRP 
TREATMENT
• So how exactly can PRP help you? It can be used to treat a wide range of 
conditions, such as ACL injuries, rotator   cuff tears, tennis elbow, tendonitis, 
repetitive motion injuries, soft tissue injuries, muscle tears as well as ligament 
sprains. It is important to set up a consultation with a qualified medical expert 
in order to address any questions that you have about treatment.
THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT PRP 
TREATMENT
• PRP injections are non-surgical and minimally invasive treatments that are 
administered during an outpatient procedure. The treatment process takes 
about an hour, but the injection itself takes less than 10 minutes. You may 
experience some mild pain, swelling or discomfort, but there is no set 
downtime for this procedure. As part of the recovery process, a rehabilitation 
exercise may be recommended. 
THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT PRP 
TREATMENT
• For more information on PRP treatment, visit our website at 
https://phoenixjointregenerativemedicine.com/prp/