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Sometimes it’s not just about soreness and pain, it’s about how it sneaks into the little parts of life. Like needing a moment before standing up. Or skipping walks with the family because your joints just feel off. Over time, that adds up.
Here in Queen Creek, where there’s always something going on, from softball games at Founders Park to spending time with your family at Pecan Lake, feeling stuck physically can be incredibly frustrating. And if you’ve already tried the usual stuff (rest, ice, stretching), you’re not alone. That’s where PRP comes in.
PRP therapy, short for Platelet-Rich Plasma, helps support healing using something your body already has. The platelets in your blood contain natural growth factors. We simply collect them, concentrate them, and place them exactly where they’re needed. No foreign substances, no big downtime, and no shortcuts.
With PRP we’re not just stopping the pain we’re helping the tissue itself recover and function better over time. It’s the difference between shutting down the discomfort for a short time and allowing the actual healing to happen. Traditional approaches like painkillers or cortisone injections just shut down the discomfort. While that gives short-term relief it does nothing for the underlying issue causing your pain.
PRP is a regenerative approach. By using your own platelets rich in growth factors we help stimulate and support the repair process at the exact site of injury. This isn’t about a quick fix it’s about actual tissue healing and long-term recovery.
A lot of people think PRP is only for professional athletes, but that’s not what we see. We see school teachers, construction workers, hikers, runners, and a lot of people who’ve been pushing through discomfort for way too long.
Some are trying to avoid surgery. Others are hoping to stay active without needing to reach for pain relievers all the time. Most just want to move better again, whether that means squatting to garden, or finally sleeping through the night without waking up in pain.
And we get that. It’s not about being “injured.” It’s about feeling like yourself again.
The process is straightforward. We’ll chat in depth with you first, take a look at what’s going on, and if PRP makes sense for your situation, we go from there.
Most PRP treatments usually take 1-2 hours, and most people take it easy for the day after this. You might feel a little pressure or discomfort in the area, but this is nothing like surgery.
We usually suggest keeping things gentle for a few days. Let the tissue respond and let the body do what it’s built to do.
At Regenerative Performance, we’re committed toa
You don’t have to be a competitive athlete or a hardcore gym rat to benefit from PRP. Many of the people we help here in Scottsdale are everyday people, those dealing with nagging joint pain, old injuries that never fully healed, or the aches and stiffness that come with an active lifestyle.
PRP may be a good fit for you if you’re:
And because PRP uses your own blood-derived cells, the risk is low. There’s nothing synthetic or foreign involved—just your own biology, directed to where your body needs it most.
What to EXPECT:
At Regenerative Performance, we take a personalized and evidence-based approach to PRP therapy, ensuring precise and effective treatments tailored to your specific needs. Our goal is to provide targeted care that addresses the root cause of your pain, promoting optimal healing and long-term wellness. Here’s what you can expect when you choose PRP therapy with us:
Comprehensive Health Evaluation
Your journey begins with an in-depth consultation. We’ll review your medical history, past treatments, and current concerns to gain a full understanding of your needs and goals.
Medical, Lifestyle & Functional Assessment
We take a holistic approach, looking at factors like diet, sleep, stress, and movement habits. Understanding the bigger picture allows us to provide care that truly supports your recovery.
Personalized Treatment Plan
No two people are the same, so no two treatments should be either. We design a plan specific to you, incorporating PRP therapy alongside lifestyle recommendations, movement guidance, and other therapies to maximize your results.
At Regenerative Performance, we walk this journey with you, offering support and guidance every step of the way.
As of now, most plans don’t cover PRP because it’s classified as “experimental”. We know that’s frustrating. But, we do offer financing options through Advance Care Card to make it more accessible. Most of our Queen Creek patients say it’s worth the investment, especially when it means avoiding potentially harmful cortisone injections or surgery.
Yes, even in later more advanced stages. It won’t “reverse” or “cure” the condition, but it can help ease stiffness, reduce pain, and improve your function over time. With more advanced cases we have specialized techniques for the PRP to help improve your response.
Definitely. PRP supports the healing side, and physical therapy and strength training help build strength and restore function. We often recommend physical therapy as part of an overall approach to getting you back to what you want to do in life.
This is one of the most exciting things about PRP. Even if an old injury “healed,” but you’re still having pain, PRP can reinitiate the natural repair process. We see a lot of Queen Creek patients who finally found relief from PRP after years of living with pain from an old injury.
There’s no one-size-fits-all in our practice. Some people undergo one round of PRP and feel great. Others, especially with more advanced issues, may require two or three treatments spaced out over several months. We always reassess after each treatment to determine what’s best for you. The key is making sure we’re actually supporting your body’s healing, not rushing it.
If you’ve been putting things off, because it’s not “bad enough,” or you’ve just been powering through, PRP might be the next step. Not because it’s trendy, or quick, but because it’s natural, thoughtful, and built around your body’s own ability to recover.
We’re over in Gilbert, just a short drive from Queen Creek. Call us at (480) 508-4226 when you’re ready to talk. We’re happy to answer your questions, help you decide if this feels right, and make sure you feel supported the whole way.
726 N Greenfield Road
Suite 101
Gilbert, AZ 85234