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How PRP Therapy Injections Are Done

The entire treatment, from blood draw, to solution preparation, to injection, takes 30-40 minutes. Before injections are given the skin and underlying tissue is first anesthetized to minimize the discomfort.

Do PRP Injections Hurt?

The level of discomfort depends on the area being treated. As with any injections, there will be a mild discomfort. The patients will be administered anti-inflammatory medications like Advil, Motrin, ibuprofen, Aleve, Celebrex, and Mobic if necessary.

Are There Risks With PRP?

Anytime a needle is placed anywhere in the body, even getting blood drawn, there is a risk of infection, bleeding, and nerve damage. However, these are very rare. Because PRP uses your own blood, you cannot be allergic to it.

Step One: Blood Draw

First step in a PRP Therapy injection is to draw the patient's blood sample to prepare the platelets.

Step Two: Spin To Separate PRP

The blood sample is then loaded into a centrifuge and is spun for a certain amount of time to separate the components, mainly Red Blood Cells, Poor Platelet Plasma and Platelet Rich Plasma.

Step Three: Load the PRP and Inject

Once you've successfully separated the PRP (buffy coat), it can directly be loaded into a syringe for application onto the patient.