PRP Therapy Seattle

PRP injection therapy in Queen Anne, Seattle is our most powerful non-surgical treatment to regenerate, strengthen, and heal your joints.

C-SECTION RECOVERY ✦ HYPERBARIC OXYGEN THERAPY ✦ XERF SKIN TIGHTENING ✦ HORMONE HEALTH ✦ REGENERATIVE PAIN CARE ✦

What Is PRP Therapy?

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy uses your body’s own healing cells and growth factors to stimulate a powerful healing response in soft tissue and joints.

During your treatment, Dr. Storm draws a small amount of your blood and spins it in a specialized centrifuge to isolate your platelets—the cells responsible for healing and repair.

This concentrated solution is then injected directly into areas of pain, damage, or degeneration to trigger your body’s own regenerative process.

PRP is a step up from prolotherapy and our most powerful non-surgical treatment for eliminating pain and restoring function. It repairs ligament and tendon tears, regenerates cartilage in arthritic joints, and produces lasting results without surgery.

PRP treatments yield an 80 to 85% success rate, an outcome that beats drugs and surgery combined.

If you have been told surgery is your only option, PRP may be the answer you haven’t been offered yet.

What PRP Treats

How PRP Therapy Works

Drawing Your Blood

Dr. Storm draws a small amount of your blood at the start of your appointment, the same process as a standard blood draw.

Isolating Your Platelets

Your blood is spun in a specialized centrifuge that separates and concentrates the platelets, the healing cells that release growth factors and signal your body to repair damaged tissue.

The Injection

Your personalized PRP solution is injected directly into the damaged ligaments, tendons, or joint spaces using precise, image-guided technique. The growth factors get to work immediately, signaling your body to lay down new, healthy tissue.

Healing & Regeneration

Unlike medications that mask pain or cortisone that suppresses the healing response, PRP activates it. Your body begins repairing and regenerating the damaged tissue, producing results that are lasting rather than temporary.

What Patients Experience After PRP Therapy

Patients choose PRP because it produces real, lasting results where other treatments have only managed symptoms:

Long-lasting joint strength and improved function
Permanent relief through the repair and regeneration of damaged tissue
80 to 85% success rate — outcomes that outperform both medications and surgery
Ability to return to sports, hiking, lifting, and the activities that matter most
Relief from chronic and long-term injuries that have never fully resolved
Recovery without the trauma, downtime, and risk that surgery requires

We typically recommend only two to four treatments for full recovery.

What to Expect During Your Treatment

Your appointment begins with a standard blood draw
Your blood is spun in a centrifuge to isolate and concentrate your platelets
The PRP solution is injected precisely into the damaged tissue or joint space
Sessions typically last 45 to 60 minutes from blood draw to injection
Most patients experience mild soreness at the injection site for one to two days as the healing response activates
No significant downtime. Most patients return to light activity within 24 hours.

PRP therapy can safely begin as soon as three weeks after injury or onset of pain.

Why Choose PRP Therapy at RISE

Our most powerful non-surgical treatment for joint repair and pain relief
Uses your own healing cells—no synthetic drugs, no foreign substances
More effective than prolotherapy for complex or advanced injuries
A better choice than surgery for many conditions—without the trauma or recovery time
Administered by Dr. Storm with deep clinical expertise in regenerative injection therapies
Integrates seamlessly with prolotherapy, HBOT, and scar injection therapy for comprehensive pain care
Effective for both recent injuries and long-term chronic conditions

Your Road to Strong, Healthy Joints Starts Here

The activities you love are worth fighting for. In your complimentary consultation with Dr. Storm, we will assess your injury, your history, and find out if PRP is the answer that finally changes the trajectory of your health.

Questions About PRP Therapy in Seattle

What makes PRP different from a cortisone injection?

Cortisone injections suppress inflammation temporarily but do not repair the underlying tissue damage. In fact, repeated cortisone use can actively impede healing over time. PRP works in the opposite direction, it activates your body’s own repair mechanisms to regenerate damaged tissue and produce lasting results rather than temporary relief.

How is PRP different from prolotherapy?

Both are regenerative injection therapies, but PRP is more powerful. Prolotherapy uses a dextrose solution to stimulate a healing response. PRP uses your own concentrated platelets and growth factors, producing a stronger and more targeted regenerative effect. For more complex injuries, significant tissue damage, or cases where prolotherapy has not produced full resolution, PRP is the next step.

Can PRP treat old or chronic injuries?

Yes. PRP successfully treats long-term and chronic injuries, degeneration, and pain. Even if your injury occurred years ago and has never fully healed, PRP can restart the repair process and produce meaningful, lasting improvement.

How many sessions will I need?

We typically recommend two to four treatments for full recovery, making PRP one of the most efficient regenerative therapies available. Most patients notice meaningful improvement after their first session, with results continuing to build over the full course of treatment. Dr. Storm will give you a clear recommendation at your consultation based on the nature and severity of your injury.

When is the right time to come in?

PRP therapy can safely begin as soon as three weeks after injury or onset of pain. The sooner we address it, the faster and more completely you heal. That said, PRP is effective at any stage, for injuries and degeneration that have been present for years as well as those that are recent.

Can PRP be combined with other treatments at RISE?

Yes, and we often recommend it as part of a broader pain care protocol. PRP pairs particularly well with prolotherapy for layered joint repair, HBOT to accelerate tissue healing and amplify results, and scar injection therapy for patients whose pain is connected to a surgical scar. Dr. Storm will advise on the combination that makes the most sense for your situation.

Is PRP covered by insurance?

RISE is a cash-pay practice. PRP therapy is not typically covered by standard insurance. We offer customized receipts for HSA and FSA reimbursement and discuss your full investment before we get started.