PRP with protein concentrate combines platelet-rich plasma with an additional protein-concentrate preparation derived from a sample of your own blood. It may be used for selected joint, tendon, ligament or other musculoskeletal conditions. Every injection at TPL is performed by a qualified medical provider using ultrasound guidance for accurate placement.
PRP with protein concentrate combines platelet-rich plasma with an additional concentration of proteins prepared from the patient’s own blood. It may be considered as part of a physician-directed treatment plan for certain joint, tendon, ligament and other musculoskeletal conditions.
PRP with protein concentrate may be considered for selected joint conditions, including knee, hip and shoulder osteoarthritis.
Common applications may include chronic tendinopathy, selected partial tendon injuries and persistent rotator cuff conditions.
PRP with protein concentrate may be considered for selected ligament, cartilage and other musculoskeletal injuries based on clinical findings.
An evaluation can help determine whether standard PRP, PRP with protein concentrate or another treatment option may be appropriate for your condition. Common conditions evaluated include:
Each patient is evaluated before treatment to confirm the diagnosis, review available options and determine whether PRP with protein concentrate is clinically appropriate.
A medical provider reviews your symptoms, history, examination findings and relevant imaging.
A sample of your blood is collected and processed to prepare the platelet-rich plasma and protein concentrate.
The preparation is injected into the targeted area using ultrasound guidance for accurate placement.
Each treatment includes a follow-up visit, which may be completed in person or through telehealth based on clinical need and patient preference. Activity recommendations and rehabilitation may also be coordinated as indicated.
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PRP with protein concentrate includes an additional protein-concentrate preparation. A medical provider can determine which option may be appropriate based on your condition and clinical findings.
Candidacy depends on the diagnosis, medical history, examination findings, previous treatment and individual goals. An evaluation is required before treatment.
Patients may experience temporary soreness after treatment. Recovery recommendations vary based on the area treated and the individual’s condition. Each treatment includes a follow-up visit, which may be completed in person or through telehealth based on clinical need and patient preference.
PRP with protein concentrate is commonly offered as a self-pay service because many insurance plans do not cover it. Our team can review current pricing before treatment.
