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A knee that aches eight months after the MRI came back clean. An elbow that flares every time you grip. When rest and rehab run out of road, the next move isn’t always surgery. PRP therapy in Fort Worth concentrates the repair signals already circulating in your blood and puts them at the injury, provider-supervised, with Dr. Colton Purscell’s team mapping it to the specific tissue that’s stalled.
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What PRP therapy is
PRP stands for platelet-rich plasma. A provider draws a small vial of your blood, spins it in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets, the cells that carry the growth factors driving tissue repair, and injects that concentrate at the damaged tendon or joint (Cleveland Clinic: platelet-rich plasma).
Be straight about the evidence. PRP looks most promising for chronic tendon problems, and the joint data is genuinely mixed, one double-blind randomized trial found PRP no better than placebo for knee osteoarthritis over 24 weeks (BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders, 2021). That honesty is the point. Your provider tells you where PRP has a real shot and where it doesn’t before you book it.
What it may help
- Chronic tendon injuries: Achilles, patellar, tennis and golfer’s elbow
- Joint pain in the knee, hip, or shoulder
- Soft-tissue injuries slow to recover on their own
- Nagging injuries that haven’t responded to conservative care
A note on stem cells: WLF leads with PRP because it’s the better-supported option. The FDA has warned that most stem-cell and exosome products marketed for joints are unapproved and unproven. We won’t sell you something the science doesn’t back.
How it works at WLF
Your provider examines the injury, draws and prepares your PRP in-office, and places it under guidance at the exact site. Some patients pair it with peptide and regenerative therapy or StemWave shockwave therapy to work the recovery from more than one angle. PRP sits inside WLF’s medical program in Fort Worth.
PRP isn’t a miracle injection. It’s a concentrated dose of your own repair biology, placed where rest and rehab couldn’t reach, for the injuries where the evidence actually supports it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does PRP therapy use my own blood?
Yes. It’s made from a small draw of your own blood, concentrated in a centrifuge, then injected at the injury site the same visit.
How many PRP sessions will I need?
Depends on the injury and how you respond. Your provider maps a plan at your evaluation rather than selling a fixed package.
Is there downtime after PRP?
Expect some soreness at the injection site for a few days, that’s the inflammatory response doing its job. Your provider gives you specific aftercare.
Does PRP work for everyone?
No. The evidence is stronger for tendons than for arthritic joints, and some injuries are better served by surgery or rehab. Your provider will tell you if PRP isn’t your best option.
Where can I get PRP therapy in Fort Worth?
WLF Club, 5724 W Vickery Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76107.
Look into PRP therapy in Fort Worth
If an injury has outlasted rest and rehab, your own biology may be the next move worth weighing. PRP therapy in Fort Worth at WLF Club is provider-supervised regenerative care, honest about where the evidence stands and built around your specific injury.
5724 W Vickery Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76107 · (817) 349-7815