Condition overview · Orthopedics
Tendinopathies are notoriously stubborn. PRP, EPAT, and prolotherapy each work on a different part of the problem, and combining them is often more effective than escalating any one of them.
Therapies for this condition
We layer PRP, EPAT, and prolotherapy more often than we use them in isolation, each addresses a different lever (signaling, mechanical stimulation, ligament repair) and the combination compounds.
01 · Platelet-rich plasma
Blood-derived · in-office · 60–90 min
Concentrated platelets and growth factors from your own blood, prepared in our lab and delivered into the target tissue under ultrasound guidance. The most-studied autologous biologic across orthopedic indications.
02 · Non-invasive pulse therapy
No needles · series of 3–6 sessions
Extracorporeal Pulse Activation Technology, non-invasive acoustic pulses delivered to tendons and entheses to stimulate microcirculation and repair signaling. Used alone or layered with PRP.
03 · Ligament & joint stabilization
Dextrose-based · stimulates ligament repair
A series of small injections of a dextrose solution into ligaments and entheses, intended to stimulate a local repair response and improve passive joint stability. Useful where laxity, not cartilage, is the dominant issue.
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