PRP & Orthobiologics
Harness your body's own healing power to reduce inflammation, slow cartilage degeneration, and delay or avoid surgery altogether.
What Are PRP & Orthobiologics?
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy involves drawing a small amount of your blood, concentrating the growth factors and platelets through centrifugation, and injecting the resulting solution directly into the affected joint. These growth factors stimulate tissue repair, reduce inflammation, and slow the progression of arthritis. Orthobiologics is the broader field encompassing PRP, stem cell therapy, and other biologically-derived treatments that support the body's natural healing processes.
Dr. Verma on PRP Therapy
Hear directly from Dr. Rajesh Verma about how PRP works and who benefits most.
Conditions Treated
Early to moderate knee osteoarthritis
Cartilage degeneration
Tendon and ligament injuries
Post-surgical healing support
Patients wishing to delay knee replacement
Athletes seeking faster recovery
Why Choose PRP
No Surgery
An in-clinic procedure with no incisions, no general anaesthesia, and no hospital stay.
Your Own Biology
PRP is derived from your own blood — no risk of rejection or allergic reaction.
Reduces Inflammation
Growth factors directly target the inflammatory cascade driving joint pain.
Slows Degeneration
Evidence suggests PRP can slow cartilage loss and delay the need for replacement.
Quick Procedure
The entire process takes approximately 60–90 minutes in clinic.
Minimal Downtime
Most patients resume normal activities within 24–48 hours.
The PRP Process
Blood Draw
A small amount of blood (30–60 ml) is drawn from your arm.
Centrifugation
The blood is spun in a centrifuge to concentrate platelets and growth factors.
Preparation
The PRP is prepared and activated, ready for injection.
Injection
Under ultrasound guidance, PRP is injected precisely into the affected joint or tissue.
Recovery
Mild soreness for 24–48 hours is normal. Most patients see improvement over 4–6 weeks.
Common Questions
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Book a consultation with Dr. Rajesh Verma and find out which treatment is right for you.