PRP Therapy
Your own blood, concentrated, photo-activated and placed under live ultrasound — switching tissue repair back on in tendons, ligaments and joints that stopped healing on their own.
How PRP works
Platelets are your body's repair foremen: they show up at damaged tissue carrying the growth factors that direct healing. PRP concentrates them far beyond what circulating blood delivers — a plasma dense in exactly the signaling proteins injured tissue is waiting for.
We draw a small sample, concentrate the platelets on-site, and inject them into the lesion under live ultrasound. On arrival they release PDGF, TGF-β and VEGF — the chemistry that builds new blood vessels and lays down fresh collagen. One outpatient visit, minimal downtime, and nothing in the syringe that didn't come from you.
Because treatment quality depends on how the platelets are processed, Florida Regen uses advanced processing technology and refined technique to achieve therapeutically elevated platelet concentrations — not the dilute preparations that give PRP mixed results elsewhere.
Not all PRP is equal
High-Density PRP (HD-PRP). Your blood, supercharged: processing that delivers therapeutically elevated platelet concentrations with the complete regenerative composition, then photo-activated with polychromatic LED light to enhance cell signaling and stimulate greater growth factor release.
HD-ePRP + Super Shot™. Our enhanced preparation adds an exosome-rich autologous fraction — tiny messengers carrying proteins and microRNAs that direct repair, reduce inflammation and activate dormant stem cells — for dual-action therapy that amplifies the regenerative response.
Alpha-2 Macroglobulin (A2M). A naturally occurring joint-protective glycoprotein, concentrated from your own blood with specialized hema-concentrator technology. A2M inhibits the proteases that drive cartilage breakdown — a valuable option for athletes and active adults with repetitive joint stress. Together with IRAP, it anchors our plasma-protein therapy program.
Your PRP visit, step by step
Evaluation & diagnosis
Exam plus diagnostic ultrasound establish that PRP fits your injury — before anything gets drawn.
Draw & concentrate
One blood draw, processed on-site during the same visit into a high-density preparation.
Guided injection
Delivered into the lesion itself under live ultrasound, with local anesthetic on board.
Structured recovery
A progressive loading plan and scheduled follow-up carry the repair through the weeks ahead.
Conditions PRP commonly helps
- Tennis & golfer's elbow (tendinosis)
- Knee osteoarthritis (mild to moderate)
- Rotator cuff & shoulder tendon injuries
- Patellar & Achilles tendinopathy
- Plantar fasciitis
- Hip & gluteal tendon pain
Who it’s for
Best suited to tendon, ligament and earlier-stage joint problems in people who'd rather rebuild the tissue than schedule life around it. The evaluation settles candidacy before you commit a dollar.
Common questions about PRP
Does the PRP injection hurt?
Local anesthetic and ultrasound guidance keep it very tolerable. Expect a sore, 'worked-out' feeling for a day or two — that's the repair response waking up, not a complication.
How many treatments will I need?
Plenty of injuries respond to one injection; tougher tissue earns a short series. You'll get a defined plan at the evaluation — not an open-ended subscription.
What makes HD-PRP different from regular PRP?
Concentration and composition. Our processing delivers a therapeutically elevated platelet dose with the complete regenerative profile, photo-activated to stimulate greater growth factor release — the difference between a clinical-grade preparation and a basic blood spin.
Is PRP covered by insurance?
Rarely. Pricing is quoted up front, and we supply the documentation if you want to pursue reimbursement with your plan.
See what concentrated platelets can do for your injury.
An evaluation with diagnostic ultrasound settles whether PRP is your tool — and exactly where it should go.