At Integrated Spine & Pain Care, we use platelet-rich plasma (PRP) as an image-guided treatment to reduce pain and support healing in injured tendons, ligaments, and joints. If you’re managing chronic knee, shoulder, elbow, or plantar heel pain—or recovering from an overuse injury—PRP can be a non-surgical option that aims to repair tissue, not just mask symptoms.
Revitalize your body with PRP therapy, a cutting-edge, non-surgical treatment that harnesses your own platelets to stimulate tissue repair, boost cellular regeneration, and enhance natural healing.
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is a concentrated solution made from your own blood. Platelets release growth factors that help regulate inflammation and stimulate tissue repair. When PRP is precisely injected into a painful tendon, ligament, or joint, it can decrease pain and improve function by supporting the body’s normal healing response.
PRP therapy harnesses your body’s natural healing power to restore damaged tissues and support regeneration. Minimally invasive and personalized to your needs, it encourages faster recovery—without surgery.
A small amount of your blood is gently drawn from your arm for processing and preparation.
The blood is spun in a centrifuge to carefully separate the platelet-rich plasma.
Using ultrasound or fluoroscopy, your clinician injects PRP directly at the pain source for accurate targeting and effective relief.
PRP therapy is used to support healing in a range of musculoskeletal conditions, including tendonitis, ligament injuries, joint pain, osteoarthritis, and muscle strains. It’s also effective in treating sports injuries and promoting recovery from overuse or degeneration—helping restore function and mobility naturally.
If you’re unsure whether PRP is right for your condition, our specialists at IS Pain Care can assess your needs during a consultation.
PRP injections use a concentrated dose of your own platelets to calm inflammation and support repair at the source of pain—most often in tendons, ligaments, and arthritic joints. Delivered with ultrasound/fluoroscopy guidance, PRP can help when rest, NSAIDs, or basic therapy haven’t been enough.
At ISPC, we specialize in advanced, non-surgical treatments like PRP therapy that are tailored to your unique needs. Our experienced team uses cutting-edge technology to ensure precision, comfort, and results. With a focus on personalized care and long-term healing, we’re committed to helping you move better, feel stronger, and heal naturally.
Fellowship-Trained Pain Specialists experienced in interventional musculoskeletal care.
Ultrasound/Fluoro Precision to treat the true pain source.
Personalized Care Plans that integrate rehab for durable results.
Transparent Candidacy Screening so you don’t pursue a procedure unlikely to help.
PRP may be appropriate if you have persistent tendon, ligament, or mild-to-moderate joint pain and prefer to avoid surgery or repeated steroid injections.
PRP is not typically recommended for advanced osteoarthritis, active infection, significant bleeding disorders, or uncontrolled systemic disease. Certain blood thinners and medical conditions require coordination with your care team.
We’ll review your history, exam, and imaging to confirm whether PRP is a good fit—or recommend a different pain treatment (e.g., targeted steroid injection, radiofrequency ablation, viscosupplementation, or other interventional options) if evidence suggests better relief.
Dr. Mikael Sarij is a board-certified interventional pain management physician and president of Integrated Spine and Pain Care, serving Farmingdale, Deer Park, and Long Island, NY. Trained at top institutions including Weill Cornell, Memorial Sloan-Kettering, and Harvard’s Brigham and Women’s Hospital, he brings decades of expertise and a holistic, patient-focused approach.
Dr. Sarij combines conventional, interventional, and regenerative treatments—including PRP, stem cell therapy, and minimally invasive procedures—to relieve chronic pain, restore mobility, and avoid risky surgeries. He is a Fellow of the American Board of Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine and a member of the American Academy of Stem Cell Physicians.
His mission is clear: to help patients heal, move better, and live pain-free—without the downtime.
Over 20 years of experience, PRP & stem cell expert.
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Most patients start to see positive changes within 2–6 weeks, and these improvements continue to develop over several months as the body’s healing process unfolds
This depends on your situation and reaction to therapy. Some patients find relief after a single injection, while others may require a series of 2–3 treatments, spaced weeks apart, to achieve the desired results.
The injection might cause a little discomfort, but most patients handle it without any issues. Local anesthesia is commonly employed, and some discomfort may persist for a day or two following the procedure.
PRP utilizes your own blood, making allergic reactions uncommon. The most common side effect of the injection is mild pain or swelling at the site where it was administered. Contamination and nerve damage are uncommon but feasible hazards.
Most insurance plans do not consider PRP as a covered procedure, making it an elective treatment. Our team will offer transparent pricing upfront and engage in a discussion about financing options with you.
Experience the benefits of regenerative medicine with expert PRP therapy at ISPC. Schedule your consultation today to see if PRP is right for your recovery.
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1111 Broad Hollow Rd, Farmingdale, NY
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