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PRP utilizes the body’s natural healing mechanisms by concentrating and focusing platelets and growth factors to the area in need.
1. Consultation: The visit usually starts with a consultation, where the specialist discusses your medical history, the issues you are facing, and explains how PRP might help.
2. Blood Draw: If you proceed with the treatment, the next step is drawing a small amount of your blood. This is similar to a routine blood test.
3. Processing Blood: The drawn blood is then processed in a centrifuge, which spins the blood to separate the platelets and plasma from other blood components.
4. Preparation of PRP: The concentrated platelets are extracted from the rest of the blood and prepared into the PRP injection.
5. Application of PRP: The PRP is then injected into the affected area, which could be a joint, tendon, or scalp, depending on the treatment.
6. Post-Treatment Care: After the injection, the specialist might give you instructions for post-treatment care, which could include rest or avoiding certain activities.
7. Follow-up: Follow-up appointments are often scheduled to monitor the effects of the treatment and decide if additional sessions are needed.
Throughout the visit, the specialist ensures that the procedure is as comfortable and pain-free as possible. The entire process usually takes about an hour, and since PRP uses your own blood, the risk of allergic reactions is minimal.
PRP utilizes the body’s natural healing mechanisms by concentrating and focusing platelets and growth factors to the area in need.
1. Consultation: The visit usually starts with a consultation, where the specialist discusses your medical history, the issues you are facing, and explains how PRP might help.
2. Blood Draw: If you proceed with the treatment, the next step is drawing a small amount of your blood. This is similar to a routine blood test.
3. Processing Blood: The drawn blood is then processed in a centrifuge, which spins the blood to separate the platelets and plasma from other blood components.
4. Preparation of PRP: The concentrated platelets are extracted from the rest of the blood and prepared into the PRP injection.
5. Application of PRP: The PRP is then injected into the affected area, which could be a joint, tendon, or scalp, depending on the treatment.
6. Post-Treatment Care: After the injection, the specialist might give you instructions for post-treatment care, which could include rest or avoiding certain activities.
7. Follow-up: Follow-up appointments are often scheduled to monitor the effects of the treatment and decide if additional sessions are needed.
Throughout the visit, the specialist ensures that the procedure is as comfortable and pain-free as possible. The entire process usually takes about an hour, and since PRP uses your own blood, the risk of allergic reactions is minimal.