Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) Injection Treatment in London

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Platelet-rich plasma injection provides a natural approach that leverages the body’s own healing resources. An injection using a concentration of the patient’s own platelets is prepared from a small sample of the patient’s blood.

Platelets contain growth factors involved in tissue healing. This method is used for chronic tendon injuries and selected joint conditions.

Dr Purnajyoti Banerjee provides careful, evidence-based assessment and treatment. PRP treatment for tendon injury and PRP injection for joint pain may help stimulate healing rather than simply reduce inflammation.

Targeted Platelet Rich Plasma Injection in London

Targeted Platelet Rich Plasma Injection in London

A PRP injection (also called platelet-rich plasma therapy) concentrates healing elements from your blood. Private PRP therapy allows personalised care in a comfortable setting.

PRP treatment for tendon injury is commonly used in tennis elbow, Achilles tendon, and patellar tendon injuries. PRP injection for joint pain may support recovery in selected cases.

What To Expect?

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A small blood sample is taken in the clinic.
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The sample is processed to concentrate platelets.

Dr Purnajyoti Banerjee performs an ultrasound-guided injection for accurate placement.

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The procedure is quick and well-tolerated.
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You return home the same day.
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Gradual improvement over weeks rather than immediate pain relief

Who this treatment is designed for

A platelet-rich plasma Injection is suitable for individuals with ongoing tendon or joint issues that have not fully responded to rest, physiotherapy, or other conservative measures.
Who this treatment is designed for

It is particularly appropriate for

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Persistent tendon pain from overuse
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Chronic discomfort in the elbow, Achilles, or knee tendons
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Joint symptoms that limit daily function
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Cases where healing support is preferred over repeated anti-inflammatory treatments
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Patients committed to rehabilitation
Evidence varies depending on the condition being treated. After a thorough review, Dr Purnajyoti Banerjee determines if PRP is appropriate for you.

How It Benefits Patients

Gradual reduction in tendon or joint discomfort
Improved strength and function during activity
Better tolerance for exercise and daily tasks
Decreased reliance on pain medication
Enhanced response to physiotherapy

Recovery and risk considerations

You rest briefly after the procedure and resume light activities soon. Mild soreness at the injection site or treated area may last 1–3 days. Avoid heavy loading initially.

Risks are low with expert care

Temporary increased discomfort
Minor swelling or bruising
Rare allergic reaction to own blood components
Serious complications are uncommon with sterile technique and ultrasound guidance. Follow-up ensures safe progress.

Procedure Overview

Element Details
Setting Specialist outpatient clinic
Duration Typically 30–45 minutes (including preparation)
Numbing method Local anaesthetic applied
Imaging Ultrasound guidance for precision
Discharge Same-day return home

Precision Care for Lasting, Pain-Free Movement

Chronic tendon or joint pain can limit your life. Platelet-rich plasma Injection in London by Dr Purnajyoti Banerjee offers aregenerative option to support healing and recovery.

Treatment is performed using image-guided precision to deliver concentrated platelets exactly where tissue repair is needed. The goal is to stimulate the body’s natural healing response, reduce persistent inflammation, and restore functional movement.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is PRP injection used for?

It uses your own concentrated platelets to support healing in chronic tendon injuries and some joint conditions. It is often considered when other treatments have not fully helped.

How is PRP prepared?

A small amount of your blood is drawn, spun in a centrifuge to concentrate platelets, and then injected under ultrasound guidance for accuracy.

When will I notice improvement?

Improvement is gradual, often starting after 2–6 weeks. Full benefits may take several months with consistent rehabilitation.

Is the procedure painful?

Local anaesthetic numbs the area. Most patients feel only mild pressure during injection and brief soreness afterwards.

How long do results last?

Benefits can persist for months to years in responsive cases. Continued rehabilitation helps maintain gains and prevent recurrence.

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