PRP is created from your own blood. After a simple blood draw, the sample is processed using gold-standard Arthrex® centrifuge systems to concentrate platelets — the cells responsible for releasing growth factors that stimulate healing.
Platelets contain powerful biologic signals including growth factors and cytokines that promote tissue repair, improve blood flow to injured areas, stimulate collagen production, and help regulate inflammation. When precisely injected into damaged tissue, PRP can support the body’s natural healing process rather than simply masking pain.
Customized PRP Formulations:
Formulation is selected based on tissue type, injury pattern, and location — intra-articular vs. tendon vs. ligament — to optimize biological response.
Conditions We Commonly Treat With PRP:
Exosomes are microscopic extracellular vesicles released by cells that act as biological messengers. They contain signaling proteins, growth factors, lipids, and genetic material that help regulate inflammation, tissue repair, and cellular communication.
Rather than being cells themselves, exosomes function as communication packages — instructing local tissues to shift toward repair, regeneration, and anti-inflammatory pathways.
Our Exosome Protocols Include:
Exosome therapy may help modulate inflammation, support tissue remodeling, enhance recovery after injury, and complement orthopedic or performance-based treatment plans.
Treatment plans are individualized based on injury severity, recovery goals, and overall longevity strategy.
