Experts in Regenerative Medicine


Biological Treatments
Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy
Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) is concentrated from your own blood, which contains healing factors, such as white blood cells and bioactive proteins, called growth factors and stem cell markers. These cells are vital for tissue regeneration and repair.
Platelets once thought of being responsible for only clotting, have been scientifically proven to be a reservoir of these vital healing components. With advanced techniques, we are able to concentrate these regenerative healing cells in a simple outpatient setting.


Obtaining PRP
The PRP layer is aspirated from the red blood cells and is injected or applied, under sterile conditions, into the localized area of abnormality. After centrifugation, the whole blood is separated into a PRP layer and red blood cell layer.
Little to No Risk Factors
The Healing Process
Procedure Time
Long-Term Outcome
While other treatments such as corticosteroid injections may provide temporary relief and stop inflammation, PRP injections stimulate healing of the injury over a shorter time period with fewer side effects.
Patients usually report a gradual improvement in symptoms and return of function. Many patients require two to three treatments to obtain optimal results and may even experience a dramatic return of function and relief within 2-3 months.
Recovery After Treatment
The anesthetic used to numb the skin generally wears off in 1-2 hours. Mild pain and swelling may occur at the injection site. However, the majority of patients are able to return to usual activities with NO downtime.
Post-Treatment Care
You must be particularly careful not to traumatize the area during this post-treatment time frame. Initially, the procedure may cause some localized soreness and discomfort. Patients can apply ice and elevation as needed.
Use the area as tolerated since restricting movement for an extended time can cause stiffening. Movement and massages promote circulation in the area and also assist with healing. After a week, the patient will likely begin a rehabilitation program with physical therapy. Pain medication will be prescribed if needed.


Stem Cell Regeneration
What Is Bone Marrow?
What Are Bone Marrow Stem Cell?
Hematopoietic cells give rise to the three classes of blood cells that are found in circulation: white blood cells, red blood cells, and platelets. These are the cells that actually drive tissue regeneration and create supportive circulation.
Mesenchymal cells are also known as marrow stromal cells. These cells have the capacity to form osteoblasts or bone structure, chondrocytes or cartilage, and myocytes or muscles.
Is The Process Experimental Or New?
Bone marrow extractions have been accepted and are used in fields such as oncology and hematology. The vital components in bone marrow were initially used for transplant purposes in patients with an immune deficiency, such as caused by blood cancers or disorders. The skill of extracting has not changed, but the donor is YOU, and the recipient is YOU preventing any rejection or allergic reactions.
Is The Process Experimental Or New?
Are There Any Risks?
Complications Are Rare But Can Include
- Bleeding, particularly in patients with a low platelet count or clotting disorder.
- Infection in patients with weakened immune systems. Antibiotics are given post-extraction to prevent infection.