PRP Therapy:
- Accelerated healing and shorter recovery time
- No foreign substance used
- Eliminate the need for more aggressive treatments, such as surgery
A faster treatment for pain and musculoskeletal disorders
PRP therapy is used to treat the following conditions.
Muscle Injuries:
- Hamstring
- Calf
- Quadriceps
Tendon Injuries:
- Tennis elbow (common extensor tendinosis)
- Golfer’s elbow (medial epicondylitis)
- Jumper’s knee (patellar tendinosis)
- Achilles tendinosis
- Plantar fasciitis
- Hamstring tendons
- Adductor tendons
- Gluteal tendons
Other injuries that can be treated with PRP:
- Knee MCL tears
- Knee osteoarthritis (9,10, 12-14)
- Hip Osteoarthritis (11)
- Acromioclavicular Injuries
PRP Therapy Can Help
Natural Healing | Promote Healing | Avoid Surgery |
Healing can often result in scarring, which affects function. PRP stimulates the body’s natural healing processes, so can avoid the need for any foreign substance, surgery or long term medication. | PRP therapy can help activate and promote healing. The high level of platelets and Growth Factors stimulates the body’s own natural healing capabilities, restoring normal tissue composition. | PRP therapy is a more conservative approach to treating musculoskeletal injuries. Unlike surgery, PRP therapy avoids the possibility of postoperative complication and protracted recovery. |
What Is PRP Therapy?
Platelet Rich Plasma is derived by placing a small amount of your blood in a filtration system, which separates red blood cells from platelets. The high concentration of platelets (containing a high level of Growth Factor) is then injected into the injured tissue, which initiates the body’s natural healing response.
All the injections provided at The London Musculoskeletal Centre are performed under ultrasound guidance. After treatment, cold therapy/icing of the affected area may be beneficial.
Usually 2-3 injection are required depending on the severity of the injury and the chronicity of the symptoms.
Where Can I Get PRP Therapy?
The London Musculoskeletal Centre provides high performance musculoskeletal treatment, expert advice and care from a team of vastly experienced specialists and surgeons.
The centre is conveniently located in Central London at 27 Harley Street with the highest quality consulting facilities and numerous fellowship-trained specialists under one roof.