I always get very nervous when i go to drs but dr Abbasi put me at ease He is very easy to speak with and has great way of communicating So if u want a dr who is cool and knows his stuff he is the man to see. I also want say his staff is very professional and friendly. And when people are nice like they all are it makes things so much easier especially when your a nervous nelly
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PRP Therapy
The growth factors in your own blood, concentrated and injected right at the injury to help your joint heal.
We’ve helped thousands.4.9 on GoogleNot ready for surgery? Many of our patients weren't either, and started with PRP.
PRP Injections for Joint Pain
Platelets have two remarkable abilities: they help your blood clot, and they carry growth factors involved in tissue repair. PRP concentrates them from your own blood and delivers them to the injured joint or tendon, where those growth factors may help support repair and ease pain. Dr. Abbasi offers this treatment in Delray Beach and is board certified in Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine. He evaluates the joint, reviews your imaging and performs the injection in one office visit.
Why Choose an Orthopedic Surgeon for PRP Therapy?
PRP Therapy here begins with a full orthopedic evaluation, not a standalone injection.
- Diagnosis First
- A complete orthopedic diagnosis before any treatment is recommended.
- Imaging Reviewed
- Your MRI and imaging reviewed by a double board certified orthopedic surgeon.
- Precise Placement
- Precise, targeted placement in the joint or tendon being treated.
- Surgery If Needed
- Orthopedic Surgery, performed by Dr. Abbasi, when a regenerative treatment isn't the right fit.
Double Board Certified in Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine
Conditions Commonly Relieved by PRP
Knee Osteoarthritis
Gradual wear of the knee's cartilage, and the most widely studied use of PRP.
Tennis and Golfer's Elbow
Tendon pain on the outer or inner elbow, often caused by repetitive gripping.
Tendon Injuries
Including injuries involving the rotator cuff, patellar tendon or Achilles.
Sprains and Strains
Soft-tissue injuries around a joint or muscle that remain slow to settle.
Sports Injuries
Overuse or impact injuries related to training and competition.
Persistent Joint Symptoms
Ongoing pain, stiffness or swelling that limits movement.

“In our experience, the majority of our patients report significant improvement in joint pain within the first month.”
What Is PRP?
Ask About a ConsultationPRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) is a concentrated preparation of platelets suspended in plasma, the liquid portion of your blood. Platelets help form blood clots, and they also carry growth factors—proteins involved in the body's response to injury.
When platelets are activated, they release growth factors that act as signals to other cells. In laboratory studies, these signals have influenced the movement and multiplication of cells involved in tissue repair. PRP concentrates this source of signaling proteins for injection at the treatment site.
A small sample of your blood is processed in a centrifuge to separate and concentrate the platelets. Dr. Abbasi injects the preparation at the site of the injury under ultrasound guidance during the same office visit. Because PRP comes from your own blood, the risk of a reaction is low.
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Evaluation and Recommendation
Dr. Abbasi examines the joint, reviews your imaging and recommends a plan. The office is on Linton Boulevard in Delray Beach, a destination for Regenerative Medicine for patients from Boca Raton, Boynton Beach and West Palm Beach.
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Blood Draw and Preparation
A small sample of blood is drawn and processed in a centrifuge in the office to concentrate the platelets.
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Targeted Injection
Dr. Abbasi injects the concentrate at the site of the injury, in the office.
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Recovery and Aftercare
It is a band-aid procedure, and most patients resume light activity the same day.
PRP at PRIME Orthopedics & Regenerative Center
At a Glance
- The VisitOne Office Appointment
- CollectionA Standard Blood Draw
- PreparationConcentrated in the Office
- AfterwardLight Activity the Same Day
- Performed ByDr. Abbasi, Double Board Certified
PRP is the treatment mentioned most often in the practice's patient reviews.
Common Questions
How long does the visit take?
PRP is completed in a single office visit. Your consultation and treatment plan determine the exact timing.
Does the procedure hurt?
The procedure involves a standard blood draw and a brief injection. Afterward, you walk out of the office.
What are growth factors?
Proteins carried by platelets that are involved in the body's natural tissue repair. PRP concentrates the platelets that carry them.
How is PRP made?
A small sample of your blood is spun in a centrifuge in the office, which separates the platelets from the red blood cells. What remains is a concentrate with several times the platelets of ordinary blood, carried in plasma, the liquid part of blood.
What does autologous mean?
From your own body. PRP is autologous: it is made from your own blood.
How many injections will I need?
Usually one to three, depending on the size of the joint and how you respond.
Should I avoid anti-inflammatories or ice?
Where possible, yes. We recommend avoiding anti-inflammatory medicines such as ibuprofen and naproxen, and ice, around the injection.
When can I get back to normal?
Take it easy that day. Full activity is usually allowed the next day, depending on the joint and the problem treated, and Physical Therapy is often recommended alongside PRP. Call the office if pain, swelling or limping develops.
How soon might I notice a change?
Response varies from person to person. Improvement is often assessed during the first month and may continue to develop afterward. No outcome can be guaranteed.
How is PRP different from Stem Cell Therapy?
PRP is prepared from your blood and uses platelets that release growth factors; it does not contain stem cells. Stem Cell Therapy uses cells from bone marrow or donated cord tissue. Your examination helps determine which option, if either, is appropriate.
Can I have PRP if I might need surgery later?
Yes. If surgery becomes necessary, it is performed by Dr. Abbasi.
Is PRP done with ultrasound guidance?
Yes. The injection is placed under ultrasound guidance, during the same visit.
Do you take insurance?
Medicare and most PPO plans are accepted for consultations and surgical care. Regenerative injections are paid for directly. Please call the office to confirm what applies to your plan.To check your plan, call (561) 465-8884, or Book an Appointment.
Do I need a referral?
No. You may contact the office directly. If your insurance plan requires a referral, our staff will let you know.
Do I need an MRI before my appointment?
It is not required. Please bring any existing X-rays or MRI results, and Dr. Abbasi will order additional imaging if needed.
What should I bring to my first visit?
Any imaging you already have (the scans themselves, not only the report), a list of the medications you take, your insurance card and a photo ID.
Have a question that is not answered here? Call (561) 465-8884, or Book an Appointment to arrange a visit.
Anyone Can Give an Injection. Knowing Whether You Need One Takes a Diagnosis.
An injection is only as good as the diagnosis behind it. Dr. Abbasi, a double board certified orthopedic surgeon, examines your joint and reviews your X-rays or MRI before anything is recommended. If an injection isn't the right treatment, you'll hear that at the first visit, along with what is.
Before Any Injection, Ask
Who examines my joint?
Dr. Abbasi, a double board certified orthopedic surgeon.
Will my X-rays or MRI be reviewed first?
Yes, before anything is recommended, and more imaging is ordered if it is needed.
Is the person giving the injection a medical doctor?
Yes. Dr. Abbasi performs it, in the office.
What happens if an injection isn't enough?
He also performs surgery, so every option is on the table.
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