Questions before you book
Clear answers about cost, treatment, and what to expect.
General questions
How much does treatment cost?
Cost depends on the treatment and the number of sessions you need. We confirm your consultation fee when you book, and you get a clear quote before starting.
Do PRP injections hurt?
Many people feel some soreness where the injection is given. Your doctor will explain how discomfort is managed for your treatment.
How many sessions will I need?
It depends on what is being treated and how your body responds. You will get a suggested plan at your consultation.
How do I know if a treatment is right for me?
Your doctor reviews your health history and goals first. If a treatment is not a good fit, we will tell you.
Is it covered by insurance?
Coverage varies by plan and treatment, and many regenerative treatments are not covered. Ask us when you book and we will explain your payment options.
PRP for joint pain
How long does a visit take?
Allow about an hour for the blood draw, preparation, and treatment. We will confirm timing when you book.
Will it hurt?
Many people feel soreness in the joint for a few days afterwards. Your doctor will explain how discomfort is managed.
Who should not have PRP?
PRP may not be suitable for people with certain blood or platelet disorders, an active infection in the treatment area, or some other conditions. Your doctor will check this at your consultation.
PRP for hair restoration
How many sessions will I need?
A course of several sessions is common, followed by maintenance for some people. You will get a suggested plan at your consultation.
When might I notice a change?
Hair grows slowly, so any change usually takes months rather than weeks. Results vary and are not guaranteed.
Who should not have PRP?
PRP may not be suitable for people with certain blood or platelet disorders, an active infection in the treatment area, or some other conditions. Your doctor will check this at your consultation.
PRP for wound care
Should I stop my current wound care?
No. Keep following your current care plan unless your doctor advises otherwise. Seek urgent care for signs of infection.
How many treatments are needed?
This depends on the wound and how it responds. Your doctor will review progress regularly.
Who should not have PRP?
PRP may not be suitable for people with certain blood or platelet disorders, an active infection in the treatment area, or some other conditions. Your doctor will check this at your consultation.
Prolotherapy
How many sessions are typical?
Several sessions spaced a few weeks apart are common. Your plan depends on the area treated.
Is there downtime?
Most people return to light activity quickly, though soreness for a few days is common. Your doctor will give specific advice.
Cosmetic sclerotherapy
How soon will the veins fade?
Spider veins often fade over several weeks, while larger veins can take longer.
Are there side effects?
Temporary bruising, redness, or skin discoloration can occur. Your doctor will go through the risks with you first.
Who should not have sclerotherapy?
It is generally avoided during pregnancy and may not suit people with certain clotting histories. Your doctor will check this.
Comprehensive lifestyle assessment
Do I need a treatment to book an assessment?
No. Many people book an assessment on its own.
What should I bring?
Bring a list of your medications and any recent test results you have.
Book your consultation
Tell us what is bothering you. We will reply within one business day to find a time that suits you.
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