Discover how PRP therapy can quickly relieve joint pain, treat injuries, and reduce inflammation with a simple blood draw.
If you’re struggling with a painful joint injury, a nagging muscle tear, or early arthritis, you might be searching for a safe, fast, and affordable treatment that doesn’t require surgery or long recovery times.
Platelet-Rich Plasma, or PRP therapy, may be your ideal solution.
Dr. Bill Johnson at Innovations Stem Cell Center in Dallas has over 12 years of experience using PRP to help patients return to their favorite activities, pain-free.
Whether you’re dealing with a recent sports injury, recovering from a strain, or seeking relief from joint inflammation, PRP therapy provides fast, anti-inflammatory relief that works naturally.
PRP therapy uses your body’s own healing system to treat joint and muscle problems. It involves drawing a small amount of your blood, concentrating the platelets using a specialized system (like the Harvest PRP platform), and injecting the PRP into the area of pain or injury.
Platelets are tiny cells in your blood that are rich in growth factors and healing signals. When injected into damaged tissue, they stimulate repair, reduce inflammation, and improve pain and function.
Learn more about how PRP fits into our regenerative medicine options.
PRP injections often work quickly. Most patients feel a noticeable improvement within a few days to weeks after treatment.
It’s a simple in-office procedure with no surgery, no artificial drugs, and little downtime. The treatment uses your own blood, so there is no risk of allergic reaction. It is just a simple blood draw followed by an injection.
PRP is one of the most affordable regenerative therapies available. It’s a great entry-level option before considering more advanced treatments like stem cells.
PRP works best for:
Sports injuries
Tendon sprains
Muscle strains
Mild to moderate arthritis
Joint inflammation
Because the effects tend to fade after 4 to 6 months, PRP is not as effective for chronic degenerative issues or repetitive stress injuries.
Dr. Johnson uses the advanced Harvest PRP system, known for producing some of the highest concentrations of platelets and growth factors available. Here’s what you can expect:
Simple Blood Draw: We take a small sample of your blood.
Processing: The blood is spun in a centrifuge to isolate the PRP.
Injection: The PRP is injected into the area needing healing, often under ultrasound guidance.
The whole process takes under an hour, and most patients return to their normal routine the same day.
Thousands of studies have explored PRP for orthopedic use. It has shown effectiveness in reducing pain, improving joint function, and accelerating healing for soft tissue injuries. Explore the research:
Dr. Bill Johnson has been a leader in regenerative medicine in Dallas for more than 12 years. He has performed hundreds of PRP procedures and trains other physicians in advanced regenerative techniques.
Learn more about Dr. Johnson’s experience.
PRP may be ideal if you:
Have a recent joint or muscle injury
Want to avoid surgery or long-term pain meds
Need a natural, low-risk option
Want to try regenerative medicine without a high cost
However, if you have severe arthritis, chronic degeneration, or long-standing repetitive strain, you may benefit more from stem cell therapy. Learn about our stem cell treatment options.
“I injured my shoulder lifting weights. PRP had me back in the gym within weeks. Dr. Johnson explained everything and made the process smooth.” — Carlos H.
“After my PRP injection for my knee, I felt better within a week. The stiffness and pain were gone. I’m so grateful for this option!” — Megan R.
Take the first step toward pain relief and healing today. Call our office or schedule online to meet with Dr. Johnson and explore how PRP therapy can help you heal faster and feel better.
Visit: www.innovationsstemcellcenter.com
Call: 214-643-8665
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How long does PRP last?
Most patients get 4–6 months of relief from a single PRP treatment. Some may need repeat injections for ongoing improvement.
Does PRP hurt?
There may be mild soreness for a few days after the injection. It is generally well tolerated and far less painful than surgery.
Is PRP covered by insurance?
Most insurance plans do not cover PRP. However, we offer financing to make care accessible.
Can I combine PRP with other therapies?
Yes! PRP is often combined with physical therapy, bracing, or other regenerative treatments for enhanced results.
Is there downtime after the procedure?
Minimal. Most patients resume normal activity right away, with no or only mild limitations for a few days.
Don’t let joint or muscle pain hold you back. Explore affordable PRP therapy in Dallas with Dr. Bill Johnson today!
12660 Coit Road, #100 Dallas, TX 75251