Joint & tendon concerns
Discuss whether PRP is a reasonable option for your diagnosis, symptoms, and treatment history. It is not established as a way to regrow joint cartilage.
Platelet-rich plasma · Milton, GA
Platelet-rich plasma. A personal approach to care.
Explore platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy at OlympusMD Wellness on Crabapple Road in Milton. PRP is prepared from a sample of your own blood. Start with a consultation about your joint, tendon, hair, or skin concern, the evidence for your specific condition, and the options that fit your goals.
Physician and veteran owned · Open 7 days. Call about your concern, consultation pricing, and appointment availability.
PRP is studied and used in several areas, but results and evidence differ by condition and procedure. A consultation connects your goal with a realistic discussion of options.
Discuss whether PRP is a reasonable option for your diagnosis, symptoms, and treatment history. It is not established as a way to regrow joint cartilage.
An evaluation helps identify the cause of hair loss before considering PRP or another approach. Results can vary, and ongoing treatment may be needed.
Talk about skin goals, procedure options, and the quality of evidence. The team will explain the exact proposed treatment and alternatives.
For sexual wellness questions, begin with a confidential medical conversation. Evidence for PRP in this area is limited; other established options or specialist care may be more appropriate.
A clear plan begins with a real conversation. Your needs, medical history, and preferences guide what comes next.
We review your medical history, medications, symptoms, and any relevant prior treatments. PRP is not suitable for everyone.
A blood sample is collected and processed to concentrate platelets. If treatment is appropriate, your clinician explains the target area, procedure, and aftercare.
Discuss what changes to watch for, when to reassess, and whether further treatment is appropriate. No outcome or timetable is guaranteed.
A useful first conversation starts with what you want help with and what you have already tried.
Bring a list of medications and supplements, relevant diagnoses, and details of previous treatment. If you have imaging reports or other records related to your concern, ask the team which ones would help your consultation.
Call for current PRP consultation and treatment pricing. Ask what the proposed procedure includes, whether additional sessions may be recommended, and how follow-up is billed before deciding to proceed.
Our Milton clinical team includes Gigi Samed, MD, MBA, and Dan McCarthy, PA. Ask which clinician will assess your concern and perform any proposed procedure. Meet the OlympusMD team.
Personalized care means choosing what belongs in your plan — and understanding why.
Before your visit
Visit OlympusMD Wellness at 12635 Crabapple Road, Suite 140, Milton, GA 30004. We are open Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–6 p.m., and Saturday–Sunday, 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Call (470) 359-4815 to explain your concern and ask about a consultation. Holiday hours may vary.
Pricing depends on the proposed procedure and treatment plan. Ask our team for current consultation fees, procedure pricing, and follow-up costs. OlympusMD does not accept or bill insurance. Ask your plan administrator about HSA or FSA eligibility.
Call ahead to discuss your concern and visit requirements. The clinician needs to assess whether PRP is appropriate and explain the procedure before treatment. Timing depends on your assessment and appointment arrangements; booking a consultation does not reserve a procedure.
No. PRP is a preparation of platelets from your own blood. It should not be described as stem cell therapy or a guarantee of tissue regeneration. Read our guide to stem cells, exosomes and PRP, or call to discuss consultation options.
No. The evidence is stronger for some uses than others, and it does not ensure that an individual will benefit. Ask about studies for your exact condition, alternatives, and realistic expectations.
Yes, when clinically appropriate. Your clinician may discuss rehabilitation, skin care, or other supporting care. Combining treatments does not automatically make PRP safer or more effective.
Possible risks include pain, bruising, swelling, and infection. Your clinician will discuss procedure-specific risks, your health history, and aftercare before treatment.
Ask what evidence supports the proposed use, which alternatives are available, and how progress will be assessed.
OlympusMD Wellness · Milton, Georgia
Come as you are. We’ll meet you there.
Tell us what you would like help with. Our team can explain the next step, current pricing, and available appointments. PRP procedures take place in person at our Milton clinic.
12635 Crabapple Rd, Suite 140
Milton, GA 30004
Between Smoke on the Farm and Orangetheory Fitness.
Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–6 p.m.
Saturday–Sunday: 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
Holiday hours may vary.
Insurance & payment: OlympusMD Wellness does not accept or bill insurance. HSA/FSA eligibility depends on your plan. Ask our team about current services, payment options, and visit requirements.