Treatment

PRP & Regenerative Injections

PRP (platelet-rich plasma) therapy concentrates the growth factors from your own blood and delivers them to the tissue that needs them. It is expanding soon at Nascent Health; until it launches, a consultation is the right way to find out whether PRP belongs in your protocol or whether an available therapy fits better now.

What is PRP?

A small draw of your own blood is spun in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets, the component rich in growth factors, and that concentrate is injected precisely where it is needed.

Because the material comes from your own body, PRP is one of the most widely used regenerative approaches in orthopedics and sports medicine. It is frequently the entry point into regenerative care: less intensive than cell therapy, targeted at the same repair signaling.

What is it used for?

Most commonly joints and tendons: knees, shoulders, elbows, and the soft tissue around them. PRP is also used for hair restoration, delivered to the scalp to support follicle signaling.

Where PRP sits relative to stem cell and exosome therapy is a candidacy question. Some patients are best served starting with PRP; for others the tissue picture calls for more. That determination comes from your history and imaging at consultation, not from a menu.

When is it available at Nascent?

PRP is expanding soon at both clinics. We would rather say that plainly than list a service we cannot deliver this week.

If PRP is likely part of your picture, the useful move now is the workup: a consultation and comprehensive labs mean your protocol is designed and sequenced before the service opens, and Dr. Southern will tell you honestly whether an available therapy addresses your concern better today.

Candidacy

Who is this for?

Patients with joint, tendon, or hair-thinning concerns seeking a regenerative entry point. Expanding soon.

  • Joint or tendon pain that has not resolved with rest and conservative care
  • Athletes managing load who want a less intensive regenerative entry point
  • Thinning hair, as a scalp protocol supporting follicle signaling
  • Patients comparing PRP against cortisone before committing to either
A blood sample spun down in a centrifuge to isolate regenerative factors
Dr. Ashley Southern working with patient records at her desk

What the process looks like

  1. 01

    Consultation & workup

    History, imaging where relevant, and comprehensive labs. Candidacy for PRP versus other regenerative options is decided here, honestly.

  2. 02

    Draw & concentration

    A standard blood draw, spun down in a centrifuge to isolate the platelet-rich fraction. Your own biology is the product.

  3. 03

    Targeted delivery

    The concentrate is injected precisely at the joint, tendon, or scalp region being addressed, in a single clinic visit.

  4. 04

    Follow-up

    Structured follow-up with activity guidance, and repeat evaluation where your protocol calls for it.

Where can I get PRP & Regenerative Injections?

PRP & Regenerative Injections is expanding soon at both Nascent Health locations.

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Answers

PRP & Regenerative Injections, common questions

Is PRP available at Nascent right now?

Not yet. It is expanding soon at both clinics. A consultation now gets your workup and sequencing done ahead of launch, and gives you an honest read on whether an available therapy fits your concern better today.

How is PRP different from stem cell therapy?

PRP concentrates growth factors from your own blood; stem cell therapy delivers mesenchymal cells from screened donor tissue. They occupy different points on the same spectrum of regenerative signaling, and which one fits depends on the tissue involved and your goals.

Is PRP safe?

PRP uses your own blood, which removes donor-material questions, and it is delivered under sterile clinical conditions. Every therapy carries risk, which is reviewed with you directly at consultation rather than waved away.

Start with a consultation

Comprehensive lab work, an honest read on whether we can help, and a protocol designed around your biology.