Welcome to ProlotherapyPRP.com and the new science of Regenerative Orthopedic Medicine. Using this exciting NON-SURGICAL technology we can rebuild almost any joint in the body with small injections of the body’s own stem cells (harvested from your fat) and PRP (platelet rich plasma spun down from a simple blood draw) as well as the tried and true dextrose Prolotherapy approach.

At the Center for Regenerative Orthopedics we have been pioneering regenerative orthopedic approaches for over a decade and have an 80% success rate with many Orthopedic conditions and sports injuries including knee and hip bone-on-bone arthritis, back and neck disc problems, rotator cuff, ankle, foot, elbow and wrist issues.

I hope you enjoy the site. If you are interested in knowing more about this exciting technology you are welcome to consult us (by phone or in person) or attend one of our free seminars (given once or twice monthly). For more information please call us at (941)955-4325.

Mark Walter, M.D. introduces Prolotherapy and PRP:
The New Field of Regenerative Medicine

Patient shares her experience with Prolo and Mark Walter, M.D.

RIT (Regenerative Injection Therapy) is a minimally invasive medical procedure that involves small injections of a natural proliferant and/or a patients own stem cells to rebuild joints, ligaments and tendons to heal the root cause of the pain:

• Whiplash & Sports Injuries
  
• Rotator cuff
• Knee and hip arthritis
  
• Cervical and lumbar disc problems
• Back and neck pain

If you’re serious about enjoying an active, healthy, pain-free lifestyle, you owe it to yourself to investigate all of your options. Prolotherapy and PRP is a safe, effective method that requires no down time whatsoever. This highly effective treatment has an 85% success rate in treating many orthopedic conditions, some of which are mentioned above.

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