Harness your body’s own healing potential with Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) and exosome therapies, minimally invasive alternatives to pills, steroids, and surgery.
PRP uses a concentrated portion of your own blood platelets to deliver growth factors directly to injured tissue, promoting natural healing in joints, tendons, and soft tissues.
Exosome Therapy
Exosomes are cell-derived signaling vesicles from regulated sources, offering a more advanced biologic option for patients who need a stronger regenerative signal or who have not responded to PRP alone.
These therapies offer a next-level, minimally invasive alternative for patients tired of masking pain with pills or repeated steroid shots — targeting actual tissue healing rather than short-term relief.
Conditions
Conditions We Commonly Treat
Regenerative therapies can support healing in a range of musculoskeletal conditions.
Knee pain & osteoarthritis
Shoulder injuries & rotator cuff
Tennis & golfer's elbow
Plantar fasciitis
Carpal tunnel–related symptoms
Chronic tendon & soft tissue pain
Your Journey
What to Expect
A clear, structured process from evaluation through recovery.
01
Evaluation & Imaging Review
Thorough assessment of your pain, function, imaging, and treatment history to determine if regenerative therapy is appropriate.
02
Targeted Injection Procedure
PRP or exosome injection performed under sterile conditions, often with image guidance, in a comfortable clinical setting.
03
Recovery & Follow-Up
Structured follow-up visits to track healing, adjust rehab, and determine if additional sessions are needed.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
What conditions can PRP and exosomes help with?
We commonly treat knee and shoulder pain, tendon issues such as tennis elbow, carpal tunnel–related symptoms, and plantar fasciitis. In select cases, we may also discuss regenerative options for other musculoskeletal problems after a full evaluation.
What is the difference between PRP and exosomes?
PRP uses a concentrated portion of your own blood platelets to deliver growth factors to injured tissue. Exosomes are cell-derived signaling vesicles from regulated sources, used as a more advanced biologic option in appropriate cases. Exosomes are typically reserved for patients who need a stronger or more sophisticated regenerative signal.
How is the procedure performed?
For PRP, we draw a small amount of blood, spin it in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets, then inject that concentrate into the affected area under sterile conditions. For exosomes, we prepare the biologic product and inject it similarly, often with image guidance if indicated.
How many treatments will I need?
Many patients see meaningful improvement after 1–2 sessions spaced several weeks apart, but complex or chronic cases may need a series. We’ll outline an expected course up front so you understand the investment and timeline.
How soon will I feel relief?
Some patients notice decreased pain and better function within a few weeks; for others, improvements build gradually over 2–3 months as tissue remodeling occurs. Regenerative therapies are not ‘instant numbing shots’ — they aim for longer-term change.
Is this covered by insurance?
Most regenerative injections, especially exosomes, are not covered by insurance and are cash-pay. We provide transparent package pricing and can discuss payment options before you commit.
Ready to Explore Regenerative Options?
Fewer pills, fewer steroids, a targeted approach to actual tissue healing. Schedule your evaluation today.
