Experience effective pain relief

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If you have experienced knee joint pain due to overuse or suffer from mild to moderate osteoarthritis in the knees, PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) platelet therapy may be the solution you have been looking for.

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This innovative medical procedure harnesses the body's own healing mechanisms by using your own blood to create a powerful plasma injection, rich in growth factors and other necessary proteins, which provides pain relief and promotes healing.

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PRP treatment works by stimulating the body's natural healing process, resulting in reduced inflammation, pain relief, and improved mobility.

Many patients experience improvement after just 1-3 treatments.

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However, in some cases, multiple treatments at approximately 3-4 week intervals may be necessary to achieve the most optimal results.

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PRP treatment is extremely safe to use as it uses the patient's own blood, which minimizes the risk of side effects, complications and rejection.

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Discomfort such as temporary swelling or redness at the injection site is usually expected to disappear within a short time.

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The effects of PRP treatment usually last for several months, and most patients experience reduction in pain, improved function, and increased mobility.

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In our clinic, we use the ACP Max™ system to produce platelet-rich plasma (PRP), which sets us apart from many other clinics. The ACP Max™ system uses a double centrifugation process that creates a PRP solution that is almost free of red blood cells. By using more whole blood in this system, we achieve a PRP solution that is significantly more concentrated, with up to 11 times more platelets than in the original blood. This means that our PRP treatments are approximately 3 times more concentrated than those that many other clinics can offer, which will reduce the number of treatments needed.

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How the treatment is done:

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• Preliminary examination with one of our doctors

• After that, a minimum of two days of reflection.

• On the day of the treatment, you will have a blood sample taken, which will be transferred to a container.

• The container of blood is centrifuged to separate its various elements, which concentrates the healing and anti-inflammatory components found in the blood. This is called the PRP reading.

• The PRP solution is extracted from the centrifuged blood and prepared for injection.

• Finally, the PRP solution will be injected directly into the knee and the healing process will begin.

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Take the first step towards pain-free living with PRP treatment and let us help you restore your quality of life and mobility!