Ligament injuries, including sprains and partial tears, can benefit from PRP therapy by accelerating the healing process. Ligaments stabilize joints, and when injured, they may heal slowly or incompletely, leading to chronic pain or instability.
PRP injections deliver a high concentration of healing growth factors directly to the injured ligament, promoting tissue regeneration and reducing inflammation. This can improve ligament strength and joint stability over time.
PRP is commonly used for knee, ankle, elbow, and shoulder ligament injuries and may help patients avoid surgery or shorten recovery time when used alongside rehabilitation.
Supports ligament healing
Uses patient’s own platelets
Non-surgical intervention
Uses patient’s own platelets
May reduce recovery time when combined with rehab
