THE NEXT GENERATION OF PRP INJECTIONS 

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​SuperPRP+  (Double-Spin Super Concentrated) 

​Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) is rich in growth factors released by platelets, but its efficacy depends on the surrounding environment. Plasma proteins and other important signaling components such as A2M, IL1-ra, sTNF, PDGF-BB naturally support tissue repair and serve as scaffolding for cell migration. 

• Protein concentrates can provide added benefit in PRP injections and help to boost healing.​

• While we can achieve very high platelet doses with a single spin technique if we use enough blood, when we double-spin using a certain protocol we can super concentrate not only the platelets but the proteins in the plasma 

• Double Spin PRP can yield up to 30% more platelets from a single draw 

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​Normally we discard the plasma during a PRP procedure, but more recently we are finding use for different components in the plasma that is left behind. ​​Using a double-spin modified protocol we can super concentrate both the platelets and the plasma proteins.​

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Adding HA (Hyaluronic Acid) to PRP or SuperPRP

• There are many studies that support combining HA and PRP into one treatment protocol in order to optimize pain relief. This can be either staged or same-day depending on the patient's timeframe. 

• HA (hyaluronic acid) is a long tested natural lubricant, which can help boost PRP's efficacy by providing longer lasting relief.

• This unique and customized approach is ideal for arthritis of many joints (knee, hip, shoulder, etc.). ​

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Adding Shockwave or MLS Laser after PRP 

We often combine MLS Laser or shockwave therapy with high-dose PRP because the two treatments work together to stimulate a stronger healing response. Shockwave therapy uses acoustic energy to increase blood flow, activate healing cells, and create a mild mechanical stimulation within degenerative tendon tissue.  MLS Laser uses laser beam technology. This process essentially “primes” the injured area, helping shift the tissue from a chronic degenerative state into an active healing phase. When PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) is then injected into the area, the concentrated growth factors can work more effectively because the tissue is already biologically activated. 

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*NEW* Processing SuperPRP with the EXOCUBE 

EXOCUBE Platelet Rich Plasma Concentrate (PRPC) is a plasma-derived preparation obtained from a patient's own blood. It contains concentrated platelets together with platelet-associated plasma constituents naturally present in circulation. Unlike conventional PRP approaches that primarily focus on platelet count, PRC represents a broader concentration of platelet-derived plasma components.

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