At CanStrive MedSpa & Wellness Clinic, PRP joint recovery treatments are led and administered by Dr. Mukh Aheer, our co-founding physician. Platelet-Rich Plasma therapy uses concentrated growth factors from your own blood to support the repair of damaged joint tissue, reduce inflammation, and promote recovery. It is a non-surgical treatment option for chronic joint pain and injury.
Conditions PRP Joint Therapy May Help
- Knee pain from osteoarthritis or ligament strain
- Shoulder pain including rotator cuff injuries
- Hip joint pain and early degenerative changes
- Tennis elbow and other tendon injuries
- Chronic joint inflammation not responding to conservative treatment
- Recovery support following sports injury
Why PRP for Joint Pain
- Natural and Safe: PRP therapy harnesses your body’s healing mechanisms, making it a natural and safe alternative to other aesthetic treatments. As it uses your blood, allergic reactions or adverse effects are minimal.
- Versatile Application: The regenerative properties of PRP make it a versatile treatment option, suitable for a range of aesthetic and wellness concerns, from skin rejuvenation to hair restoration and pain relief.
- Minimal Downtime: PRP therapy typically involves little to no downtime as a minimally invasive procedure. This makes it convenient for those with busy schedules or those seeking less intrusive solutions.
- Physician-led: Every PRP joint treatment is performed by Dr. Mukh Aheer. You receive physician-level care from the person who co-founded this clinic, not a delegated procedure.
- Non-surgical alternative: PRP offers a regenerative option for clients who want to address joint pain without surgery or long-term dependence on anti-inflammatory medication.
The PRP Joint Treatment Process
- Consultation: Your journey begins with a comprehensive consultation with Dr. Aheer. He’ll assess your concerns, explain the PRP process, and tailor a treatment plan to your needs.
- Blood Draw: A small amount of your blood is drawn — similar to a standard blood test. This blood is then spun in a centrifuge to isolate the platelet-rich plasma.
- Preparation: The treatment area will be cleansed and prepared once the PRP is ready. An anesthetic cream may be applied to minimize discomfort during the procedure.
- Treatment: The PRP is then injected into the target areas. The process is usually quick, and discomfort is typically minimal.
- Aftercare: Post-procedure instructions will be provided. These may include avoiding intense physical activity and sun exposure for a certain period.
What to Expect From Results
PRP joint recovery is a gradual process. Some clients notice improvement within two to four weeks. More significant tissue repair and pain reduction typically develops over six to twelve weeks as the growth factors stimulate cellular regeneration. Multiple sessions may be recommended depending on the severity and nature of the joint condition.
Dr. Aheer will give you an honest assessment of what PRP is likely to achieve for your specific joint concern during your consultation. PRP is not appropriate for every condition. If it is not the right fit, he will tell you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Who administers PRP joint treatments at CanStrive?
Dr. Mukh Aheer, our co-founding physician, leads and administers all PRP joint treatments. This is physician-performed care.
Q: How many sessions will I need?
This depends on the nature and severity of your joint concern. Dr. Aheer will recommend a treatment plan at your initial consultation based on your specific situation.
Q: Is PRP a replacement for surgery?
PRP is not a replacement for surgery in all cases. It is a non-surgical treatment option that is appropriate for some conditions and patients. Dr. Aheer will give you an honest clinical assessment of whether PRP is suitable for your situation.
Begin Your PRP Joint Recovery Journey at CanStrive MedSpa & Wellness Clinic
If you are dealing with chronic joint pain or injury recovery, a consultation with Dr. Aheer is the right starting point. He will review your history, assess the joint, and give you a direct assessment of whether PRP is the right treatment for your situation. Call (905) 569-3555 or book online.