Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) Injections
Regenerative injection therapy that uses a patient’s own blood to promote healing and help decrease pain and inflammation in injured tendons, ligaments, muscles, and joints.
PRP injections can be applied to various musculoskeletal problems to promote healing and decrease pain and inflammation of injured tendons, ligaments, muscles, and joints.
At Spine Specialists of Michigan, PRP is prepared from a simple blood draw, processed in a sterile centrifuge to extract activated platelets, then injected into abnormal tissue where growth factors may help recruit reparative cells.
Michigan: (248) 792-9496 |
Florida: (407) 487-8610
Why Patients Choose PRP
- Uses a patient’s own blood
- Designed to promote healing and reduce inflammation
- May help improve function and decrease pain
- Reported as having little to no side effects on the site
- Outpatient, non-surgical option in many cases
Your provider will confirm candidacy based on your condition, exam findings, imaging, and goals.
How PRP Injections Work
PRP injections are prepared from a simple blood draw. The blood is placed in a sterile centrifuge, which extracts the activated platelets.
The activated platelets are then injected into the abnormal tissue, releasing growth factors that recruit and increase the proliferation of reparative cells.
Step-by-step overview
- Blood draw using your own blood
- Centrifuge processing to concentrate activated platelets
- Targeted injection into abnormal or injured tissue
- Follow-up plan to monitor pain and function
Your appointment plan can include activity guidance and supportive therapies based on your diagnosis.
What PRP is used for
PRP injections can be applied to musculoskeletal problems to promote healing and decrease pain and inflammation involving:
- Tendons
- Ligaments
- Muscles
- Joints
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What to Expect From Your PRP Visit
Evaluation
- Review symptoms and pain pattern
- Discuss prior treatment response
- Exam and imaging review when needed
- Confirm whether PRP fits your goals
Supportive care
Some PRP plans pair well with conservative care to improve mobility and strength.
Learn more: Physical Therapy |
Regenerative Medicine
Want to see if PRP is a fit? Call or request an appointment online.
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PRP Injections FAQ
What are PRP injections used for?
PRP injections can be applied to various musculoskeletal problems to promote healing and decrease pain and inflammation of injured tendons, ligaments, muscles, and joints.
How are PRP injections prepared?
PRP injections are prepared from a simple blood draw. The blood is placed in a sterile centrifuge that extracts activated platelets.
How does PRP support healing?
The activated platelets are injected into abnormal tissue, releasing growth factors that recruit and increase the proliferation of reparative cells.
Does PRP have side effects?
The site notes PRP has relatively little to no side effects because the procedure utilizes a patient’s own blood.
How do I schedule an appointment?
Call (248) 792-9496 or request online at
Schedule An Appointment.
Locations
Michigan Location
Bingham Farms
32270 Telegraph Rd. Suite 110
Bingham Farms, MI 48025
Phone: (248) 792-9496
Fax: (248) 792-9628
Florida Location
Orlando
8810 Commodity Circle, Suite 25
Orlando, FL 32819
Phone: (407) 487-8610
Fax: (407) 487-8605
Florida site: spineorthofl.com
Florida Location
Hollywood
3700 Washington St., Suite 400
Hollywood, FL 33021
Phone: (407) 487-8610
Fax: (407) 487-8605
Florida site: spineorthofl.com