PRP stands for autologous platelet rich plasma. Autologous means acquired from one’s own body. A-PRP is a biological solution from the patient’s own blood that has concentrated growth factors, high levels of platelet concentration, and proteins that have the ability to accelerate the healing process of certain injuries.

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Lipogems process washes away inflammatory blood and particles on the spot and progressively washes away micro-fragments of adipose tissue clusters through non-invasive and natural methods. This process uses the LIPOGEMS device: a closed-loop system that allows for enzyme-free agitation to adipose tissue targets.

Amniotic fluid injections surround the developing fetus during pregnancy. It is harvested consensually at the time of birth from healthy donors. Amniotic fluid contains proteins and cytokines that support cellular migration. Amniotic fluid plays a role in proliferation, differentiation, and adherence to areas of application. Amniotic fluid contains large amounts of Hyaluronic acid (HA), which is associated with lubrication and anti-inflammation. HA is a critical component of articular cartilage as a coating around cells or chondrocytes.