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For physicians &
medical providers
Perfect PRP®

Not all PRP is created equal.

PRP isn't just what's in the syringe. It's how the blood is processed, the concentration you achieve, the dose you deliver, the diagnosis, the placement, and the biology you're asking to heal.

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Know what you’re injecting.

Instead of “Did I inject PRP?” ask: what did I inject, how much did I deliver, where did I put it, and why?

After more than 30 years as an orthopedic surgeon and years in regenerative medicine, I became convinced that we needed to stop talking about PRP as though every PRP treatment were the same. Two clinicians can both say they're performing “PRP” while preparing dramatically different products and delivering very different platelet doses.

Traditional PRP can become a simple sequence: draw the blood, spin it, inject what comes out. But what is the platelet concentration? What is the total dose? Is the volume right for the tissue? Did you identify the correct pain generator? Are you delivering it to the right structure, in a biological environment that can heal?

Those questions became the foundation of the Perfect PRP® Method. It isn't a kit. It isn't a centrifuge. It's a methodology: a systematic way of thinking about the entire treatment.

  1. Preparation

    How PRP is prepared matters. We teach a double-spin methodology designed to produce a highly concentrated PRP product for musculoskeletal applications. The goal isn’t simply to produce something called PRP. It’s to know what you’re producing.

  2. Concentration

    PRP is not one standardized product. Different systems produce significantly different platelet concentrations. Our target is approximately 1.8 billion platelets per cc, and we teach you to evaluate what you create rather than rely on the name of a kit or centrifuge.

  3. Dosing

    Concentration and dose are not the same thing. Know the concentration and the volume, and you can think about the total platelets delivered. Not “I injected 3 cc,” but “what was the actual platelet dose?”

  4. Diagnosis

    The best PRP in the world won’t compensate for treating the wrong problem. We teach evaluation, examination, imaging, diagnostic injections, patient selection, and treatment planning. Treat the pathology, not simply the location of the pain.

  5. Placement

    Once you’ve created the biologic, it needs to go where it needs to go. The method includes both ultrasound-guided and landmark-guided techniques. Accuracy matters.

  6. Biology

    You can prepare excellent PRP and place it perfectly, but the patient’s body still does the healing. We cover overall health, rehabilitation, mechanical stimulation, recovery, and post-procedure management. Don’t just inject the tissue. Create an environment that supports healing.

§ Learn the method

Two ways to train.
One method.

Option 1 / Online

Perfect PRP® Online Workshop

Already an experienced injector? If you're comfortable with musculoskeletal and joint injections, you don't need another course on technique. You need the method, without traveling to Florida.

  • PRP science and platelet biology
  • PRP preparation and processing
  • Double-spin methodology
  • Platelet concentration
  • Total platelet dosing
  • Treatment volumes
  • Patient selection
  • Treatment planning
  • Biological optimization
  • Post-procedure considerations
  • Incorporating Perfect PRP® into your practice

$997

Enroll in the online workshop

Option 2 / Live in Ocala, FL

Two-Day Live Workshop

The method, plus hands-on procedural training on live models. You perform the procedures. Both ultrasound-guided and landmark-guided techniques. Space is intentionally limited.

  • Shoulder and rotator cuff
  • Labrum and biceps region
  • Elbow tendons
  • Knee osteoarthritis
  • Plantar fascia
  • Achilles tendon

$4,897tuition

  • Ocala, FloridaNovember 13–14, 2026
Register for the live workshop

Not sure which fits?

Both teach the method; the live workshop adds hands-on experience on live models. Leave your name, email, and phone and we'll send everything you need. You'll also join Dr. Jeff's email list for upcoming workshops.

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