Regenerative medicine, starting with your own blood.
Healing Advanced Solutions offers regenerative medicine in Jacksonville, FL, including PRP therapy for joints, skin, and hair, with every option explained at a consultation before anything is scheduled.
- PRP is your own blood
- Posted PRP pricing
- Biologics by consultation only
Who this is for.
- A joint that is not ready for surgery but is done being ignored.
- Thinning hair you would rather treat early than regret late.
- You keep seeing regenerative ads and want someone to tell you what is real.
That last conversation is free, and it is the only place we start.
Your blood does the work.
Platelet-rich plasma is a three-step idea: we draw your blood, spin it to concentrate the platelets, and inject that concentrate where you need it. Platelets carry the growth factors your own healing runs on, and because PRP comes from your own body, there is nothing foreign in the syringe.
Joints & soft tissue
Injected where the injury is. Better studied for some tendon and joint uses than others, and results build over weeks, not days. We will tell you which group you are in.
Skin
PRP placed into facial skin with microneedling, and micro-cannulas where they suit the area better. Your own platelets, paired with a well-supported collagen-induction procedure.
Hair restoration
Controlled trials show improved density for androgenetic thinning. Includes microneedling. Results vary, and maintenance matters.
Posted pricing, cash-pay, HSA and FSA eligible, Affirm available. Whether PRP fits your case, and which protocol, is decided with you at the consultation. Packages never expire and are transferable; unused sessions are not refundable.
Beyond PRP, by consultation only.
A different category of medicine, treated differently.
PRP uses your own blood. Regenerative biologics are a different category of medicine, and we treat them differently, starting with how carefully they are offered.
We keep a provider-guided line of regenerative biologics for specific cases, and it is consultation-only by design, with no set menu and no posted prices. What is right, if anything, depends entirely on your history, your imaging, and a clear look at the state of the evidence.
What the evidence supports.
For PRP, the evidence is real and it varies by application. Hair restoration and several joint and tendon uses carry controlled-trial support, and at your consultation you get the read for your specific case.
Regenerative biologics are a fast-moving field where marketing often runs ahead of the research, which is why ours are consultation-only: your history, your imaging, and the current evidence decide what is appropriate, case by case. The FDA has repeatedly cautioned clinics against overselling regenerative products, and we take that caution seriously. If chronic inflammation or an undiagnosed driver sits underneath your symptoms, a real workup through functional medicine may come first, and we will guide you there.
What is PRP?
Platelet-rich plasma. We draw your blood, spin it in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets, and inject that concentrate where you need it. Platelets carry growth factors involved in your own healing response, and because PRP comes from your own body, there is nothing foreign in the syringe.
Does PRP work for hair loss?
PRP has some of its better evidence in hair restoration, with multiple controlled trials showing improved density for androgenetic thinning, though results vary and maintenance sessions are typically needed. We will look at your pattern of loss first and tell you whether you are a good candidate, because not everyone is.
What does PRP treat at your clinic?
Three applications: joints and soft tissue, skin, and hair restoration. Each has its own protocol and session count, and each gets a straight conversation about expected results before you book anything.
Why can't I have caffeine after a PRP injection?
The advice exists because caffeine and alcohol can affect platelet function and blood flow while your treatment is settling in. Aftercare matters with PRP, and we send you home with instructions specific to your treatment area rather than a generic sheet.
Does insurance cover PRP or regenerative treatments?
Generally no, insurers consider these treatments elective, and that is true anywhere, not just here. We are cash-pay with pricing quoted at your consultation before you commit. HSA and FSA eligible, financing through Affirm.
What about stem cells and other regenerative injections?
We offer a separate line of provider-guided regenerative biologics, and they are consultation-only on purpose: what is right, if anything, depends entirely on your history, your imaging, and the current evidence. Our regenerative tissue therapy page explains the category, and the consultation is where your specific case gets answered.
This information is for general education and is not medical advice, a diagnosis, or a substitute for care from your provider. Lab results are reviewed with you by Catherine Seidle, APRN.
Start with the real story.
A free consultation, ten to fifteen minutes. Bring the joint, the hairline, or the ad you saw, and we will walk through what regenerative care can and cannot do for it.