Regenerative Medicine Treatments using Platelet-rich plasma (PRP). Platelet-rich plasma is created by concentrating the platelets already present in your blood to intensify your body's natural healing process.
After the collection of platelets, concentrating your platelet-rich plasma in our laboratory enables us to achieve a higher level of purity. A higher level of purity means your treatment contains only what your body needs to start and continue the healing process.
Platelets are packets of growth factors and other natural healing molecules. Platelets are flowing throughout your bloodstream and help to clot your blood. If you were to cut your skin, the platelets would:
Stop the bleeding
Release growth factors
Help other cells heal your injury
We make PRP by performing a simple blood draw from a vein in your arm. This blood is then placed into a centrifuge, which separates the platelets from other components of your blood. Our process:
Perform a simple blood draw
Purify and concentrate the platelets
Inject to the site of injury
Bone marrow-derived cellular therapy is an advanced regenerative treatment that uses the healing components found in your own bone marrow to promote tissue repair and reduce inflammation in damaged joints, tendons, and ligaments.
The procedure involves safely collecting a small amount of bone marrow, typically from the back of the pelvis (under local anesthesia), processing it in-office, and injecting the concentrated healing cells directly into the area of injury. These powerful cells support your body’s natural healing process by reducing inflammation, stimulating collagen production, and promoting new tissue growth.
This treatment is ideal for active individuals seeking a non-surgical solution for:
Moderate to advanced joint arthritis
Chronic tendon or ligament injuries
Previously failed PRP treatments
Delaying or avoiding joint replacement surgery
Bone marrow cellular therapy is performed under ultrasound or fluoroscopic guidance for precision, and patients typically experience minimal downtime with long-term improvement in mobility and pain
Adipose-derived cellular therapy involves collecting a small amount of fat tissue — typically from the abdomen or flank — and processing it to isolate the stromal vascular fraction (SVF), which contains regenerative cells, growth factors, and anti-inflammatory proteins.
This cellular concentrate is then injected into the affected joint or soft tissue area to support healing, reduce inflammation, and improve function.Fat tissue is rich in regenerative cells and offers a higher volume of biological material than other sources. This makes adipose-derived injections especially beneficial for larger joints, multi-site conditions, or patients who may not be ideal candidates for bone marrow harvest.
Adipose-derived cellular therapy may be a great fit for:
Osteoarthritis of the knees, hips, or shoulders
Cartilage loss or joint degeneration
Widespread inflammation or soft tissue damage
Patients who prefer a less invasive harvest site
This procedure is performed with local anesthesia and image guidance to ensure safety and accuracy. Most patients return to normal activities within a few days and report gradual, lasting improvement over several weeks to months.
ACL Tears
Osteoarthritis
Meniscus Tears
Labrum Tears
Osteoarthritis
Tendon Tears
Rotator Cuff Tears
Labrum Tears
Osteoarthritis
Tennis Elbow
Golf Elbow
Tommy John (UCL)
Foot and Ankle
Ligament Tears
Tendon Tears
Osteoarthritis
Bulging Discs
Herniated Discs
Spinal Stenosis
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