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PRP for Regenerative Therapies

PRP therapy harnesses the body’s natural healing process to repair joints damaged by arthritis. When injected into the affected area, PRP delivers a high concentration of platelets that initiate tissue repair, reduce inflammation, and improve joint function.

 

By stimulating the regeneration of cartilage and increasing levels of hyaluronic acid, PRP enhances joint lubrication, promotes the formation of new blood vessels, and supports long-term healing. This innovative treatment helps reduce arthritis pain while strengthening the body’s natural ability to heal itself.

PRP is the perfect treatment

PRP enhances your body’s healing process, regenerating tissue and restoring function.

PRP therapy accelerates recovery, improves circulation, and promotes long-term regeneration.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is PRP, and how does it work for regenerative therapies?

PRP is a natural treatment derived from your own blood that contains high concentrations of platelets and growth factors. It accelerates healing, reduces pain and inflammation, and stimulates tissue regeneration.

PRP delivers concentrated growth factors to the damaged joint, promoting tissue repair, reducing inflammation, and improving mobility. It may also help regenerate cartilage and improve overall joint function.

Growth factors are proteins found in platelets that trigger the body’s natural healing process, stimulate new tissue formation, and improve blood flow in damaged areas.

PRP is beneficial for individuals suffering from joint pain, arthritis, tendon injuries, or soft tissue damage. A consultation with Dr.  K. Al-Saadon will determine if PRP is right for your condition.

Most patients experience minimal discomfort during the procedure. A local anesthetic can be used to enhance comfort during the injections.

Many patients notice improvement within 4–6 weeks, with continued healing and regeneration over several months.