What is PRP made from?Platelet-rich plasma from your own blood. A small draw is spun in a centrifuge to concentrate platelets and growth factors, then reintroduced at the treatment site.
How is PRP different from stem cell therapy?PRP uses your own platelets. Stem cell therapy uses USA-sourced allograft biologics. Many plans layer the two for joint, tendon, or hair protocols.
What is PRP typically used for?Joint pain, tendon and ligament support, recovery after sports injury, hair restoration, and aesthetic applications. Your consultation covers whether PRP fits alone or alongside other biologics.
