Platelet-rich plasma uses the healing factors from your own blood, delivered precisely under ultrasound, to calm pain and support a struggling joint or tendon — a genuine, evidence-based option for the right patient.
Same-day & evening appointments often available • Mon–Sat, 9 AM–7 PM
PRP isn't magic, and it isn't for everyone — but for the right patient it can genuinely help. You may be a good candidate if:
We assess whether PRP genuinely suits your joint — and use a quality preparation with accurate, ultrasound-guided delivery.
PRP can reduce pain and improve function in suitable early-to-moderate knee osteoarthritis, especially combined with rehabilitation.
For rotator cuff tendinopathy and partial tears, ultrasound-guided PRP supports healing and can help you avoid surgery.
Selected tendon and ligament problems that haven't responded to rest and physiotherapy may benefit from targeted PRP.
Honest, precise, and focused on getting you back to normal life — not on rushing you into surgery.
Dr. Titiksha Goyal is an MD (Gold Medalist) with a fellowship in interventional pain management (FIPM, AIIMS New Delhi) and a PDCC in Pain Management (BHU).
Most pain can be managed without an operation. We'll always be honest — including telling you plainly when surgery genuinely is the right step.
Procedures are done under local anaesthesia with image guidance. Most patients walk in, are treated, and go home the same day.
Three easy steps from your first call to lasting relief.
Call, WhatsApp or fill the quick form. Same-day and evening slots are often available.
A thorough assessment to find the true source of your pain — the key to treatment that actually works.
A clear, non-surgical plan tailored to you — so you can get back to moving comfortably.
Book a consultation with Dr. Titiksha Goyal at PainClinix, Punjabi Bagh, for an honest assessment of whether PRP suits your joint — and what will genuinely help.
Doctors Plaza, 63 W Ave Rd, Above Luxury Akhada, West Punjabi Bagh, New Delhi – 110026 • Mon–Sat, 9 AM–7 PM
For the right patient — suitable early-to-moderate arthritis or a tendon problem, with a quality preparation, accurate ultrasound-guided delivery and rehabilitation — PRP can meaningfully reduce pain and improve function. It works best as part of a complete plan.
In early osteoarthritis, studies show PRP can help protect cartilage and slow its breakdown, and some report modest improvement — the benefit is greatest while there is still healthy cartilage. In end-stage, bone-on-bone knees it is used mainly for pain relief and can't rebuild the joint. PRP isn't a cure, and we'll always give you an honest, realistic picture.
It depends on your condition and response, discussed after assessment. Some patients need a single course; others benefit from a repeat.
Same-day and evening appointments are often available, Monday to Saturday, 9 AM to 7 PM. Call or WhatsApp +91 8284838332, or book online.
