Platelet Rich Plasma Treatment (PRP)
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy involves the injection of a concentrated preparation of the patient’s own platelets into injured or degenerative musculoskeletal tissue.
PRP is derived from autologous blood and contains a high concentration of platelets and associated growth factors. When applied locally, it is intended to support biological repair processes in tendons, ligaments, muscles, and joints.
Using the Body’s Own Healing System
By utilizing the patient’s own blood components, PRP therapy integrates intrinsic regenerative mechanisms into a structured medical treatment concept. The platelet concentrate is prepared under controlled conditions and injected into the targeted area under medical supervision.
PRP is prepared from autologous blood and applied locally to support tissue regulation.
Clinical Use and Advantages
PRP procedures are commonly applied in musculoskeletal medicine, including soft tissue injuries, degenerative joint conditions such as osteoarthritis, and certain spine-related complaints.
As the preparation is derived from the patient’s own blood, the risk of immunological reaction is generally low. Indication and expected benefit are assessed individually during medical consultation.
“PRP therapy uses the body’s own biological components to support regeneration.”
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Your Next Steps
During an initial consultation, we assess your clinical condition and determine whether platelet-rich plasma therapy can be integrated into your individualized treatment concept.
FAQs
Platelet-rich plasma treatment uses injections of a high concentration of the patient’s own platelets to support healing in musculoskeletal tissues.
PRP therapy involves concentrating platelets from the patient’s own blood and applying them locally to support tissue regulation under medical supervision.
PRP procedures are commonly used for soft tissue injuries, arthritis, and spine-related conditions.
PRP injections use concentrated platelets derived from the patient’s own blood. As the preparation is autologous, the risk of immunological reaction is generally low. PRP therapy can be integrated into an individualized treatment plan and may complement other conservative or regenerative measures depending on the clinical situation.
Suitability is assessed during an individual medical consultation, based on the clinical situation and therapeutic goals.
PRP treatment may be considered for children and adolescents when medically indicated and adapted to individual circumstances. The decision is made on a case-by-case basis.
Contact
BioMed Center Sonnenberg AG
Sonnenberg 16
9103 Schwellbrunn AR
Switzerland
+41 71 353 36 36
guest@biomed-sonnenberg.com