N° 03
Platelet-Rich Plasma
Regenerative Medicine
Treatment map

What can PRP actually treat?

Platelet-Rich Plasma therapy harnesses your body's own growth factors to heal tissue, reduce inflammation, and restore function without surgery. Explore every treatment area in the interactive body map below.

  • Treatment Areas10+
  • Years of Dr. Jeff's Experience30+
  • Your Own Biology100%
Explore the body map

§ Interactive treatment map

Where PRP can transform your health

Drag the body to rotate. Click any glowing point to learn how PRP works in that area, from the scalp to the foot.

Loading model…
Drag to rotate · Click a glowing point to explore
Clinical Reference Guide

Platelet-Rich Plasma Therapy

PRP concentrates your patient's own healing growth factors, drawn from a simple blood draw, and delivers them directly to injured or degenerating tissue. No drugs. No surgery. Just your body's biology, amplified.

3–5× Platelet concentration vs. whole blood
10+ Distinct treatment areas covered
~45 min Typical in-office procedure time
1Blood draw: 30–60 mL from the patient's arm
2Centrifuge: separates and concentrates platelets
3Targeted injection: delivered to the treatment site
4Regeneration begins: growth factors activate healing

Select a treatment area to see the full clinical protocol:

Platelet-Rich Plasma is derived from your own blood. A small sample is drawn, then spun in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets, tiny cells packed with growth factors that signal your body to repair tissue.

When injected into an injured or degenerating area, these growth factors stimulate collagen production, reduce chronic inflammation, attract stem cells, and accelerate tissue regeneration, all using your own biology.

The result is real structural healing, not just pain masking. That's why PRP works where cortisone shots and anti-inflammatories fail.

  1. Blood Draw

    A small sample of your blood is drawn, typically 30–60 mL, similar to a routine lab draw.

  2. Centrifuge Concentration

    The sample is spun to separate and concentrate platelets, resulting in 5–10× the normal platelet concentration.

  3. Targeted Injection

    The concentrated PRP is injected precisely into the treatment area, guided by anatomy or ultrasound imaging.

  4. Regeneration Begins

    Growth factors signal your body to heal, reducing inflammation, building new collagen, and restoring function over weeks to months.

Train under Dr. Jeff's 30-year PRP protocol

Dr. Jeff Piccirillo has been performing and teaching PRP injections for over 30 years. His certification course gives healthcare providers the exact protocol, technique, and clinical framework to offer PRP in their own practice.

Explore PRP Certification Ask a Question

PRP isn't a trend. It's your body's own repair system, and when done correctly, it works.”

Dr. Jeff Piccirillo, MD

  • Years in Medicine30+
  • Lives Transformed10K+

Get the Free PRP Patient Guide

Dr. Jeff's plain-language breakdown of how PRP works, what to expect, and how to find a qualified provider near you.