PRP for Joints · Marylebone
PRP joint injections
in London.
Autologous, ultrasound-guided, alongside a loading programme
PRP joint treatment uses platelets concentrated from your own blood, injected under ultrasound guidance. It is used for mild-to-moderate knee osteoarthritis and certain tendon conditions, typically one to three sessions two to four weeks apart, at £650 a session.
The treatment, step by step.
The joint is examined before anything is injected: where the pain sits through the range of movement, what is tender, what the joint does under load. Where the answer changes what we do, diagnostic ultrasound happens in the same room.
A small blood sample is drawn, similar to a routine blood test. The volume depends on the joint and the protocol.
The sample is centrifuged to concentrate the platelets, and the platelet-rich layer is prepared for injection.
PRP is injected into the joint or around the tendon under ultrasound guidance, so the needle reaches the intended tissue. Rest for two to four days afterwards, avoiding strenuous activity.
Candidacy
Who joint PRP suits.
PRP shows promise for mild-to-moderate knee osteoarthritis and chronic tendinopathy. It is offered as an addition to a supervised loading programme, because the evidence behind exercise is stronger than the evidence behind any injection.
It is not for severe arthritis, acute injuries or infection, and some assessments end without a needle. Where PRP is not the answer, we say so and what is.
- Best for: mild-to-moderate osteoarthritis, chronic tendinopathy
- Not for: severe arthritis, acute injury, infection
- Alongside: a supervised exercise programme
A different product
PRP is not a steroid injection.
The two are frequently confused. A corticosteroid injection is a single ultrasound-guided visit at £695 that settles inflammation for weeks rather than months and repairs nothing. PRP is prepared from your own blood and given as a course.
Any clinic or page that describes a platelet course as an ultrasound-guided injection is running the two together. Ask which one you are being sold, and at which price.
- PRP: a course of 1-3 sessions, £650 each
- Steroid: a single guided visit, £695
- The scan decides which, if either, fits
PRP joint treatment.
A consultation comes first. Package pricing available where a course is recommended: 3-session packages offer a 15% discount, completed within 12 months.
PRP for Joint Treatment
£650
Ultrasound-guided PRP for mild-to-moderate knee osteoarthritis and tendon conditions.
- Ultrasound-guided injection
- Typical protocol: 1-3 sessions
- Clinician-led
The clinic
Appointments at our Marylebone rooms, five minutes from Marble Arch.
- Address
- 10 Portman Square, London W1H 6AZ
- Also at
- 9 Eccleston Street, Belgravia SW1W 9LX
- Open
- Every day, 7am to 9pm
- Nearest tubes
- Marble Arch, Bond Street, Oxford Circus
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Every course begins with an assessment to confirm PRP fits the joint and sits alongside a programme that will hold the result. Book in a few minutes.
Guided to the
right tissue.
Frequently Asked Questions
At The Wellness a session is £650. The typical protocol is one to three injections, two to four weeks apart. Where a course is recommended, a 3-session package offers a 15% discount, completed within 12 months.
PRP shows promise for mild-to-moderate knee osteoarthritis and certain chronic tendon conditions. It is not for severe arthritis, acute injuries or infection, and it should be considered alongside standard treatments rather than instead of them.
They are different products. A corticosteroid injection is a single ultrasound-guided visit at £695 that settles inflammation for weeks rather than months and repairs nothing. PRP is prepared from your own blood and given as a course. The evidence behind PRP is thinner than the evidence behind exercise, which is why we offer it as an addition to a loading programme.
Yes. PRP is placed under ultrasound guidance so the needle reaches the intended tissue. A drug in the wrong tissue plane never had a chance, and the scan is part of the assessment rather than a decoration.
Rest for two to four days and avoid strenuous activity while the joint settles. The loading programme then resumes, because the programme is what an injection exists to make possible.
Typically one to three injections, two to four weeks apart, decided at the assessment. Some assessments end without a needle: where a loading programme deserves twelve weeks first, we say so rather than selling a course.