Experience superior PRP therapy with Magellan® technology at Prestige Regenerative Medicine.
Are you a candidate?
Candidates for PRP joint pain treatment typically include individuals who:
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Suffer from chronic joint pain due to conditions such as osteoarthritis or tendinitis.
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Have acute or chronic ligament and tendon injuries.
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Experience joint pain from sports or overuse injuries.
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Seek a non-surgical option for pain relief and healing.
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Have not found adequate relief from traditional treatments such as medications or physical therapy.
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Are looking to accelerate the healing process after joint surgery.
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Are in generally good health, without significant blood disorders or infections.
Benefits
The benefits of PRP treatments for joint pain include:
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Accelerated Healing: Stimulates natural healing processes for quicker recovery.
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Reduced Inflammation: Alleviates pain and decreases inflammation.
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Minimally Invasive: Involves injections, not surgery, with shorter recovery time.
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Natural Treatment: Uses the patient’s own blood, minimizing allergic reactions or infections.
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Long-Lasting Relief: Provides extended pain relief and improved joint function.
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Versatility: Treats various conditions like osteoarthritis, tendonitis, and ligament injuries.
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Improved Joint Function: Promotes tissue repair, enhancing mobility and function.
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Personalized Treatment: Tailored to individual patient needs for optimal results.
I have been a patient for 5 years now. Absolutely above and beyond the normal acceptable standard or care necessary. You CANNOT find a more knowledgeable and professional staff anywhere!
Jim H.
The Power of Platelets for Joint Pain Relief
Platelets in your blood stream are the body’s first step in the healing and regeneration process that follows injury.
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Platelet Rich Plasma is a regenerative product made from your own blood. It is a highly concentrated dose of your own platelets created by centrifuging your own blood according to specific protocols.
These platelets are then injected into the place of injury, signaling to the body to accelerate healing in that tissue. Platelets have been shown to contain hundreds of growth factors and cytokines which initiate and accelerate the healing process.
Among them are:
Platelet Derived Growth Factor (PDGF)
Transforming Growth Factor Beta (TGF-Beta)
Fibroblast Growth Factor (FGF)
Insulin-like Growth Factor 1 (IGF-1)
Insulin-like Growth Factor 2 (IGF-2)
Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor (VEGF)
Epidermal Growth Factor (EGF)
Interleukin 8 (IL-8)
Keratinocyte Growth Factor
Connective Tissue Growth Factor
Not All PRP Is Created Equal
Prestige Regenerative Medicine is proud to offer our patients Magellan® technology.
The Magellan® is not your everyday centrifuge. Unlike lab centrifuges that have been repurposed, the Magellan® was specifically designed to fractionate blood at bed-side. This fully automated system processes the blood without need for manual manipulation, resulting in a superior product.
We invite you to view more information about our Magellan® PRP system.
Things to Know About PRP Treatments
Platelet Counts and PRP Effectiveness
Because PRP depends on the healing power of your platelets, those with lower platelet counts will not have as pronounced an effect. This generally isn’t an issue unless you have extremely low platelet counts (a condition known as Thrombocytopenia).
Personalized and Safe PRP Therapy
Because PRP is made from your own blood, we cannot (and will not!) give your PRP to someone else (or someone else’s to you). Thus, there is no risk of acquiring an infectious disease from PRP therapy.
Avoid NSAIDs for Optimal Healing
Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDS) such as ibuprofen, aspirin, Naprosyn, indomethacin, meloxicam, piroxicam, etc., can interfere with the healing process initiated by PRP. These drugs should be avoided for 1 week before and 2-3 weeks after your PRP therapy.
PRP is Not an Instant Pain-Killer
PRP is not a pain-killer. The healing effect that PRP induces takes time, much like your body takes time to heal. Depending on your age and general state of health, the healing process may take as long as 6-10 weeks for complete healing.
