Support Your Body’s Own Repair Process

PRP and regenerative approaches, personalized to your goals.

PRP (platelet-rich plasma) uses components from your own blood to support your body’s natural healing and repair processes. At Foothills, regenerative options are considered as part of your broader personalized care plan.

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What Is PRP?

PRP therapy involves drawing a small blood sample, concentrating the platelet-rich plasma, and reintroducing it to targeted areas to support the body’s own repair response. Your provider will discuss whether this approach fits your goals.

Why Foothills?

  • Uses your body’s own components — no synthetic additives
  • Personalized recommendation based on your goals and history
  • Performed in our clinic by our experienced care team
  • HSA/FSA accepted

Symptoms We Treat

  • Joint pain or stiffness
  • Slow-healing injuries
  • Chronic tendon or ligament discomfort
  • Thinning hair

Conditions We Treat

  • Osteoarthritis (joint-related)
  • Tendinopathy
  • Androgenetic (pattern) hair loss

Who It’s For

  • Patients interested in joint, tissue, or recovery support
  • Those exploring regenerative options as part of a broader wellness plan
  • Patients who want to understand all their options before choosing a path forward

If any of these sound familiar, your provider can walk you through whether PRP is a good fit as part of your consultation.

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What to Expect

1

Consultation

Consultation to review your health history and goals

2

Labs

A simple blood draw on the day of your procedure

3

Application

In-office processing and targeted application

4

Follow-up monitoring

Follow-up to monitor your progress

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PRP & Regenerative Medicine
Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is PRP used for?

    Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy uses a concentrated portion of your own blood. A small amount of blood is drawn, processed to concentrate platelets and growth-factor-containing components and then injected in to the targeted area.

  • Is PRP right for me?

    It depends on your health history and goals — your provider will help you decide during a consultation.

  • How long is recovery?

    This varies by individual and treatment area — your provider will walk you through what to expect.

  • What conditions can PRP be used for?

    PRP is commonly used in regenerative medicine for certain joint, tendon, ligament, muscle, and soft tissue problems. It may also be used for certain aesthetic applications including skin rejuvenation and hair restoration. Suitability depends on the individual condition and treatment area.

  • How many PRP treatments will I need?

    There is no single protocol for everyone. Some patients receive one treatment, while others may benefit from a series. Your provider will recommend a treatment plan based on your condition, goals and response to treatment.
    For hair loss treatment you will need a minimum of 3 treatments about 6 weeks apart.

  • When will I see results?

    PRP is not generally an immediate treatment. Improvement, when it occurs, may develop gradually over several weeks or months.