PRP for Shoulder & Rotator Cuff Pain in Scottsdale
Shoulder pain can steal your golf swing, your tennis serve, your workout, and your sleep. At Integrated Spine, Pain & Wellness in Scottsdale, Dr. Ashu Goyle offers PRP (platelet-rich plasma) for shoulder and rotator cuff pain — a non-surgical, regenerative option that uses your body's own healing cells to help you get back to what you love.
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Shoulder and rotator cuff pain that won't quit
Rotator cuff strains, tendonitis, bursitis, and overuse from sports like golf, tennis, and pickleball can leave your shoulder achy, weak, or stiff. Pain pills and cortisone may quiet it for a while, but they don’t help the tissue heal. Many active people want an option that works with the body, before considering surgery.
How PRP may help your shoulder
PRP starts with a simple blood draw. We concentrate the platelets, which are rich in growth factors, and place them in the shoulder.
These growth factors may help calm inflammation and support your body’s natural repair process. PRP is often a good option for mild-to-moderate rotator cuff and tendon problems.
Performed by Dr. Ashu Goyle
A double board-certified physician with fellowship training from the Cleveland Clinic, Dr. Goyle performs every procedure himself with image guidance, in a concierge setting built around your comfort.
- Cleveland Clinic–trained, double board-certified
- Ultrasound-guided precision for safety and accuracy
- Uses only your own biology, no donor cells, no rejection
- Unhurried, concierge-level time and attention
Could this help you avoid shoulder surgery?
For some people, regenerative options like PRP may help them feel better and delay or avoid surgery. Results vary, and PRP isn’t right for every shoulder — a full tear may still need a surgeon. Dr. Goyle will give you an honest read on your call.
What to expect
Most PRP visits take about an hour with little to no downtime. Improvement tends to be gradual over several weeks. Dr. Goyle builds a plan around your shoulder, your sport, and your goals.
Is PRP for your shoulder right for you?
- You have nagging shoulder or rotator cuff pain
- You’re active and want to keep playing
- You’ve tried rest, PT, or injections and still hurt
- You’re open to a non-surgical, cash-pay regenerative program
Frequently asked
Does PRP work for rotator cuff pain?
PRP may help some people with mild-to-moderate rotator cuff and tendon issues. It isn’t right for every shoulder, and results vary. We’ll tell you honestly on your call.
How much does it cost?
PRP is a premium, cash-pay service, and the right plan depends on your shoulder. We’ll go over the investment on your call. We are out of network with insurance.
Does it hurt?
We take care to keep you comfortable. Most people feel only mild, brief discomfort during the collection.
Am I a candidate?
The best way to find out is a free 15-minute call. If we don’t think we can help, we’ll tell you honestly.
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