Platelet Rich Plasma

Platelet Rich Plasma Prodecures

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) – Orthopedic

Uses concentrated platelets from your own blood to support healing in joints, tendons, and soft tissues. Often used for osteoarthritis, sports injuries, and chronic joint pain as a non-surgical regenerative option.

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy

PRP utilizes your body’s natural growth factors to promote tissue repair and regeneration. Platelets are concentrated from a small blood draw and reintroduced to targeted areas to support healing.

PRP Facial (Vampire Facial®)

Microneedling combined with PRP to improve skin texture, tone, and collagen production. Commonly used for dull skin, fine lines, and acne scarring.

PRP Facelift (Vampire Facelift®)

An aesthetic treatment combining PRP with dermal fillers to restore volume and enhance skin quality. Designed to support a refreshed, natural appearance.

O-Shot® (Orgasm Shot)

PRP therapy for women involving targeted injections into vaginal tissue to support sexual wellness, sensitivity, and urinary control.

P-Shot® (Priapus Shot)

PRP therapy for men designed to support blood flow, sensitivity, and erectile function using the body’s natural healing components.

Muscle Healing PRP

Targeted PRP injections to support recovery from muscle injuries or chronic strain. Often used by active individuals seeking improved healing and reduced inflammation.

Hair Restoration PRP

PRP injections into the scalp to stimulate hair follicles, improve hair thickness, and slow hair loss. Suitable for men and women experiencing thinning or early hair loss.

Orthopedic PRP (Non-Spinal)

PRP therapy focused on joints, tendons, and soft tissues affected by injury or overuse. Common treatment areas include knees, shoulders, hips, and elbows.

PRP Breast Lift

A non-surgical rejuvenation treatment using PRP to support collagen production, skin texture, and firmness of breast tissue. Often considered following weight changes, breastfeeding, or age-related skin changes.

PRP helps frozen shoulder!

PRP, or platelet-rich plasma, can be especially helpful for frozen shoulder in menopausal women because it targets inflammation and tissue healing at a time when the body’s natural repair processes are often slowed by hormonal changes. PRP is made from your own blood and contains concentrated platelets and growth factors that signal healing, reduce inflammation, and support tissue remodeling.

PRP may also enhance local circulation and support more effective healing when combined with physical therapy or guided movement. For many women, this combination helps break the cycle of pain, guarding, and stiffness that keeps frozen shoulder from resolving.

While PRP doesn’t replace the need to address hormonal balance or movement, it can be a valuable tool in a more comprehensive approach. In menopausal women, frozen shoulder is often not just a joint issue. PRP helps address the underlying tissue dysfunction that develops during this hormonal transition and may support a smoother, more complete recovery.