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DrPlus Singapore · Joint Care

PRP Joint Injection in Singapore

Platelet-rich plasma prepared from your own blood, injected into selected joints to support the body's repair response — assessed and performed by a doctor.

  • Prepared from your own blood
  • Doctor-led assessment first
  • Results vary by individual

— Who this page is for

Who this page is for

PRP joint injections may be considered for adults with selected knee or soft-tissue problems who want a regenerative option assessed properly before committing.

  • Knee pain from early osteoarthritis

    You have wear-related knee symptoms and want to understand where PRP sits alongside HA injections and other options.

  • Tendon or ligament complaints

    A tendinopathy or soft-tissue injury has lingered despite rest and rehabilitation, and you are exploring injection-based support.

  • Preferring an autologous option

    You like the idea of a treatment prepared from your own blood rather than a synthetic product, and want the evidence explained honestly.

  • Comparing regenerative options

    You have read about PRP, HA, and other joint treatments and want a doctor's view on which — if any — fits your situation.

— What this involves

What a PRP joint injection involves

Platelet-rich plasma is prepared from a small sample of your own blood. The sample is spun in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets — cells rich in growth factors involved in the body's natural repair processes — and the concentrated plasma is then injected into the affected joint or soft tissue.

Because PRP is autologous (from your own body), allergic reaction to the plasma itself is not a typical concern, though injection-related risks still apply. Evidence for PRP varies by indication: it is stronger for some conditions than others, and results differ between individuals. Your doctor will explain what the evidence does and does not support for your specific problem.

PRP does not regrow cartilage or reverse established joint damage, and it is not suitable for every cause of joint pain. A doctor-led assessment at our Singapore clinics comes first: history, examination, previous treatment, and any features that need imaging or specialist review. The number of sessions, expected timeline, risks, and alternatives are discussed before you decide.

Some patients are better matched to a different pathway — HA viscosupplementation for osteoarthritis-related lubrication support, shockwave therapy for selected tendon problems, structured rehabilitation, or an orthopaedic opinion. If that applies to you, your doctor will say so.

— Why DrPlus

How DrPlus approaches joint PRP

PRP is offered as one option within an assessed joint-care plan — not as a standalone product for every painful joint.

Indication-led, not product-led

PRP is proposed only where your diagnosis and the evidence for it reasonably align — never as a default.

Prepared on site from your own blood

Your sample is drawn, prepared, and injected in the same doctor-led visit under sterile technique.

Evidence explained honestly

Where the research is encouraging and where it is limited is part of the consultation, so you decide with full context.

Reviewed alongside other options

Progress is checked at agreed intervals, and the plan can change — including stepping across to HA, shockwave, or referral.

Ready to discuss your skin?

Book a doctor-led assessment tailored to your concerns.

— FAQ

Common questions

HA supplements the joint fluid's lubrication and cushioning; PRP concentrates platelets from your own blood to support the body's repair response. They work differently, suit different situations, and are sometimes discussed for the same knee — your assessment determines which is more appropriate.

Many joint protocols involve one to three injections spaced weeks apart, but the plan depends on your diagnosis and response. Your doctor confirms the proposed schedule — and the reasoning behind it — before anything is booked.

Temporary pain, swelling, or stiffness at the injection site is common for a few days. Because PRP comes from your own blood, allergic reaction to the plasma is not a typical concern, but infection and injection-related risks still apply and are explained beforehand.

The fee depends on the number of sessions planned for your joint, so we quote after your assessment. You will receive a written outline and price with no obligation to proceed.

We see patients at SBF Center, 160 Robinson Road #03-10, in the Tanjong Pagar CBD (call +65 8851 9547), The Flow Mall, 66 East Coast Road #03-05, in Katong on the East Coast (call +65 8857 4917), and Novena Medical Centre, 10 Sinaran Drive #10-30, in Novena (call +65 8851 9505). All three clinics offer the same doctor-led consultations, so you can choose whichever location is more convenient.

SBF Center on Robinson Road is about a three-minute walk from Tanjong Pagar MRT (East–West Line) in the CBD, The Flow Mall on East Coast Road in Katong is a short walk from Marine Parade MRT on the Thomson–East Coast Line, and Novena Medical Centre on Sinaran Drive is a short sheltered walk from Novena MRT on the North–South Line. If you drive, all three buildings have carparks, with further public parking nearby.

— Request a Consultation

Book a joint assessment in Singapore

Have your joint examined by a doctor at Tanjong Pagar or East Coast and find out whether PRP — or a different pathway — is right for you. No obligation to proceed.

  • Doctor-led assessment and recommendations
  • Singapore clinics at Tanjong Pagar, East Coast and Novena
  • Reviewed personally — not auto-routed
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Medical disclaimer

Information on this page is for general education only and does not replace a consultation with a qualified medical practitioner. Suitability, downtime, risks, and results vary by individual. Please consult your doctor before deciding on any treatment. Read the full medical disclosure.