Regenexx vs. Standard PRP

Palm Beach Regenerative Sport and Spine

Regenexx vs. Standard PRP: What's the Difference?

PRP (platelet-rich plasma) has become widely available at orthopedic offices, sports medicine clinics, and even medical spas. But not all PRP is the same — and the differences matter. Regenexx uses a fundamentally different approach to platelet preparation, delivery, and outcome tracking compared to standard PRP offered in most clinical settings.

Factor Standard PRP Regenexx (at PBR)
Preparation Standard commercial kits; concentration varies widely Proprietary lab-controlled protocol; consistently high concentration
Image Guidance Often performed 'blind' without imaging Every injection under real-time ultrasound or fluoroscopy — always
Customization One-size-fits-all preparation Custom formulation based on condition and imaging findings
Outcomes Tracking Rarely tracked systematically Active participation in Regenexx national outcomes registry
Provider Training Minimal specialized training required Formal Regenexx physician training and certification required
Published Evidence General PRP literature; variable quality Regenexx-specific peer-reviewed publications, including ACL and knee OA data
Cell Source Your blood only (platelet layer) Blood or bone marrow — customized to condition