PRP Injections into LACRIMAL GLAND Protocol for Dry Eye Disease Lacrimal Gland Injections of Platelet Rich Plasma (LaGPRiP) The goal of these treatments is to help relieve eye discomfort and pain due to damaged tissue from other factors.This protocol is experimental but has been published as an effective remedy for patients with aqueous deficiency. PRP […]
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Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) contains more concentrated platelets than autologous serum or whole blood. Platelets contain a concentrated amount of growth factors and are critically important in the wound-healing process, especially on the eye’s surface. Platelets transfer their healing properties rapidly to the damaged/wound site and adhere to the damaged tissue. This then initiates a healing
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Platelet Rich Plasma: PRP for Dry Eye We have evidence that PRP works many diseases, such as arthritis, rotator cuff tears, etc. There is not evidence it helps Dry Eyes. We have found a way to provide this to patients so will begin offering this option if Autologous Serum does not help. Here is more
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