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Protein Concentrate from PRP in Tampa, FL

Concentrated Healing Proteins From Your Own Blood

Sometimes an injury needs an extra concentration of the natural proteins that drive repair. Protein concentrate from PRP is a refined option Dr. Myrdalis Díaz-Ramírez may consider for the right candidate.

What it is

Protein concentrate from PRP refers to the powerful healing proteins found inside the platelets in PRP. When platelets are collected and prepared, the important proteins, such as growth factors, can be concentrated further to increase their effect. These proteins help cells grow, repair tissue, and calm inflammation. By concentrating them, the goal is to enhance your body's natural healing beyond standard PRP, helping injuries recover more effectively.

How it works

A small amount of your blood is collected, much like a routine blood test.

The sample is processed to prepare a concentrated, protein-rich fraction.

Using imaging for accuracy, the concentrate is injected into the involved structure.

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Delivery options

Image-guided injection to the involved structure.

What it may help with

This may be considered for spine structures, joints, tendons, ligaments, and other areas where a focused, protein-rich delivery is appropriate. Because it comes from your own blood, it is an autologous treatment.

What to expect

This is an in-office procedure. Your care team will explain aftercare and whether more than one session may help. Results vary by person.

Who may be a candidate

This may be an option for people who could benefit from a more concentrated protein delivery than standard PRP. A full evaluation is the first step.

Common questions

How is this different from standard PRP?
It focuses on concentrating the healing proteins even further, with the goal of a stronger effect.

Is it made from my own blood?
Yes.

This information is for educational purposes only. Treatments vary by patient, candidacy, and medical necessity. Results vary by person.

Wondering if this option fits your case?

Begin with a full evaluation.