Services
PRP Treatments
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy uses a concentrated preparation of platelets from your own blood.
Overview
PRP is prepared by drawing a small sample of your blood and processing it to concentrate platelets. The preparation is then delivered to a targeted area, often with image guidance.
PRP is being studied for a range of musculoskeletal applications. During your consultation, Dr. Alapour will review current evidence, whether PRP may be appropriate for your concern, and what to realistically expect.
Areas we commonly evaluate
- Tendon-related concerns
- Joint discomfort
- Ligament strain
- Select sports and overuse injuries
- Muscle-related concerns
- Musculoskeletal recovery support
Our approach
Candidacy review
We review your history and goals to determine whether PRP is a reasonable option for you.
In-office preparation
Your sample is processed on-site in our accredited facility.
Guided delivery
When appropriate, imaging guidance is used to help target the treatment area.
What to expect
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Schedule a consultation to discuss your concern.
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Review candidacy, expectations, and cost with our team.
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Receive pre-procedure instructions if you choose to proceed.
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Follow post-procedure guidance and attend follow-up visits.
Important: PRP is considered investigational for many uses and is often not covered by insurance. Individual responses vary, and results are not guaranteed. This page is for general education only and is not medical advice.
Schedule a consultation
Call our Palmdale office to schedule an appointment or ask a general question. Please do not share medical details by email or text.