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PRP is Ideal For: Tendon injuries : Tennis elbow, golfer's elbow, Achilles tendinitis Ligament sprains : Mild to moderate tears Muscle strains : Acute sports injuries Early arthritis : Joint pain with minimal cartilage loss Wound healing : Chronic ulcers, post-surgical sites Stem Cell Therapy is Better For: Advanced arthritis : Significant cartilage damage Disc degeneration : Spinal disc problems Complex fractures : Bone healing issues Severe ligament tears : Complete ruptures Failed previous treatments : When other therapies haven't worked What to Expect: Treatment Process PRP Treatment Timeline: Consultation and evaluation (Day 1) Blood draw and processing (Same day, 45-60 minutes) Injection procedure (15-30 minutes) Recovery period (Few days of modified activity) Follow-up (2-6 weeks) Stem Cell Treatment Timeline: Comprehensive evaluation (Week 1) Cell harvesting procedure (Week 2) Laboratory processing (3-7 days) Injection procedure (Week 3) Extended recovery (Several weeks) Long-term follow-up (3-12 months) Safety and Side Effects Both treatments are considered very safe since they use your own biological material, eliminating the risk of allergic reactions or disease transmission

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The 14-day spacing matches the typical 7-to-14-day window controlled microneedling studies use, and it gives the skin barrier full time to recover between sessions