Are low-density PRP and PPP procedures painful?

Low-density PRP and PPP procedures are moderately painful for patients, but most handle the procedure just fine.

The level of pain you experience depends on the body part we are treating and your pain tolerance. Certain body parts are more painful than others.

We use numbing agents to reduce the sensation of pain.

Will I experience pain after the procedure?

Yes. When the numbing agent wears off, you will experience some pain. This pain will fade in the following days. Feel free to call the clinic if you need additional pain medication.

Can you treat multiple injury sites during one visit?

Yes, we can perform low-density PRP and PPP on several injuries during one visit.

How much blood do you draw?

The amount of blood drawn varies from patient to patient - it depends on the patients’ age, number of injuries, and the severity of each injury.

How effective are low-density PRP and PPP?

Most patients experience improvement after receiving low-density PRP and PPP, but not everyone does. Results vary on a case-by-case basis.

It’s been two months, and I don’t see results yet. Why?

Low-density PRP and PPP usually take three to four months to do their jobs thoroughly. We expect our patients to see results 12-16 weeks after the procedure. Nerve entrapment may heal faster than this.