PRP Injections Protocol Guide

Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) is prepared by centrifuging (spinning) your blood sample to separate the Platelet Rich Plasma from the Red Blood Cells and Platelet Poor Plasma(PPP).

Once the PRPis prepared, you can use it to treat numerous injuries and ailments. It is for that reason that PRP is used by medical providers throughout the medical field.

The guide below summarizes the ways that Dr. PRP has learned how PRP is applied and by whom. Other PRP insights are shared as well.

The Different Uses of PRP

There is clinical evidence to suggest that PRP can be used to treat many types of conditions and injuries, such as:

• pain management – such as from intervertebral disc degeneration
• prolotherapy – to help repair osteochondral lesions of the talus
• osteoporosis – to help heal fractures, non unions and support bone strength
• wound healing – for non healing wounds and skin grafts
• sexual health – including cervical ectopy and erectile dysfunction
• ophthalmic – for eye diseases like dry eye syndrome
• infertility support – to encourage pregnancy
• hair restoration – to thicken hair and restore weak follicles
• migraines – by reducing myofascial pain
• skin rejuvenation – by helping to reduce wrinkles and increase skin elasticity

PRP Paired With Other Protocols

PRP can also work synergistically with other protocols, such as:

• IPL therapy – PRP reduces intense pulsed light side-effects like inflammation
• Fat grafting – PRP may aid in the retention of fat grafts
• Fraxel – aesthetic effects of PRP combined with the laser include raising collagen levels
• MTS – PRP micro pigmentation can have enhanced results at treating acne scars over micro pigmentation alone

Specialty Guides

Just as there’s information on to how to use PRP for various ailments, there are guides for medical professionals like:

• orthopedic surgeons
• dermatologists
• osteopathic physicians
• foot and ankle surgeons
• rheumatologists
• skincare clinic owners

How To Guides

The following pages may be able to provide information questions regarding PRP, such as how to:

• choose the best PRP kit
• perform a low-cost PRP facelift
• centrifuge PRP for 1 million/uL concentration
• perform PRP for plantar fasciitis
• perform PRP for male sexual regression
• perform PRP injections