What to know
Platelet-rich plasma, or PRP, is prepared from a person’s blood and contains a concentrated portion of platelets. A medical professional may use it in an injection for a selected condition. PRP is listed among this practice’s services. It should not be described as a guaranteed way to regrow tissue or avoid surgery.
Before you decide
Evidence varies by condition, and suitability requires medical assessment. Ask who would perform the procedure, what risks apply, how recovery is managed and what alternatives exist. Confirm the complete fee and any insurance limitations before deciding. A consultation does not commit you to an injection or a series of procedures.
Plan a conversation
Call the Kendall office to discuss an evaluation. The team can explain scheduling and the information to bring, including any existing reports. Confirm fees and coverage directly before committing to care.
Further reading: AAOS: platelet-rich plasma.