10/23/2026
In regenerative medicine, the details matter.
For 15 years, I’ve used PRP and other regenerative treatments in my practice. The outcomes I’ve seen—and patients who return and refer others—are a meaningful part of how I evaluate my work.
A regenerative treatment is more than the name of a product or a device. Patient selection, how the biologic is prepared, the treatment plan, and precise image-guided delivery all matter.
That complexity makes research challenging. It also means studies should clearly describe the preparation and technique instead of treating every PRP procedure as if it were the same.
Clinical experience matters. Careful research matters too. We need both—and we should keep talking honestly about where regenerative treatments may offer selected patients another option.