PRP is not covered by insurance. My doc charged $700. I know a guy who had it done at a beauty salon for maybe half that amount. No hairdresser is injection sh it into me!
LoL!
I was just curious, because it's been gaining acceptance outside sports injury medicine. It used to be used just in sports medicine and by integrative physicians. It's one of only a few in that category of injectables that is offering hope of long term healing.
I'm glad you are better.
The two people I know that did PRP, weren’t that happy. Both about 50,, it worked for awhile and then they needed to repeat it, at their expense , in a few months.
From what I’ve read, PRP works best on young people and works best on tennis elbows.
