PRP & EXOSOME THERAPY
Your body knows how to heal. We give it the signal.
- High Performance Athletes
- Longevity-minded professionals
- Proactive Health Seekers
Pain medication manages symptoms. Regenerative solutions aim to address the source. PRP and exosome therapy use orthobiologics to support tissue repair, recovery, and long-term function. Every procedure includes HBOT, red light therapy, a nutrition consult, supplement discounts, and anti-inflammatory guidance. Patients in Golden and the Greater Denver area come to Kore for regenerative care built around both performance and healing.
Who this is for
Built for patients who want to address the source
This package is often a fit for active adults, athletes, and longevity-minded patients dealing with joint pain, tendon or ligament injuries, mild osteoarthritis, chronic inflammation, or tissue damage that has not fully responded to conventional treatment. It is designed for people who want a more complete healing strategy and a partner who looks beyond symptom management alone.
WHAT IS INCLUDED
Comprehensive support for amplified healing
Every procedure includes the following clinical support to ensure your body has the resources it needs to maximize the regenerative effect.
Unlimited HBOT (2 wks. pre + 4 Wks post)
Unlimited red light therapy
Anti-inflammatory guidance
EXPERT Nutrition consult
Treatment Options
Targeted regenerative injections
We offer personalized protocols designed to address pain, tissue injury, and healing potential with a treatment plan tailored to your goals.
- PRP Therapy uses a concentration of your own blood’s healing components. Platelets are concentrated and then injected into the treatment area to support repair, reduce inflammation, and stimulate recovery.
- Exosome Therapy uses cell-free biological messengers that deliver signaling molecules to damaged tissue. Exosomes may be recommended when a stronger regenerative signal is needed, or when PRP is being used as part of a more advanced protocol.
Treatment options may include:
- PRP single procedures for targeted repair
- A series of PRP procedures when a broader regenerative response is needed
- Exosome therapy for advanced healing support
- Combined PRP and exosome protocols when clinically appropriate
- Hyaluronic acid add-ons available upon consultation
- Additional joint treatments available upon consultation
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What are the benefits of PRP and exosome therapy?
PRP uses your own concentrated platelets to release growth factors that help signal tissue repair. Exosomes act as cell-free biological messengers that deliver a concentrated regenerative signal to damaged tissue. PRP is often used to support healing in tendons, ligaments, cartilage, muscles, and joints. Exosomes may be used when tissue damage is more complex, when the local healing environment needs more support, or when paired with PRP as part of a more advanced regenerative protocol.
What is the difference between PRP and exosome therapy?
PRP is created from your own blood. A blood sample is drawn, processed in a centrifuge, and the platelet-rich portion is prepared for injection. Because it comes from your own body, PRP is autologous. Exosomes are different. They are acellular signaling particles, not living cells, and are used to deliver regenerative instructions to surrounding tissue. At Kore, exosomes are described as a higher-potency signaling option that may be used on their own or in combination with PRP depending on the treatment plan.
Why does Kore include HBOT with every procedure?
Healing depends on more than the injection itself. Every procedure includes unlimited HBOT for two weeks before and four weeks after treatment, along with red light therapy and additional support, to help create an oxygen-rich recovery environment and support the regenerative process triggered by the procedure. This package structure is part of the documented PRP / Exosome offering.
How many regenerative sessions will I need?
That depends on the tissue being treated, the severity of the issue, and how your body responds. For PRP, most patients benefit from a series of one to three injections spaced two to six weeks apart. Acute injuries may improve with a single treatment, while chronic conditions often require a fuller series. Exosome therapy is more potent, and many patients experience meaningful improvement after one treatment, though a second session three to six months later may be recommended in some cases.
Is there downtime after the procedure?
There is usually a short recovery window, but it varies by treatment and the area being addressed. After PRP, patients are typically advised to rest from sport-specific loading for two to four days, with high-impact activity often paused for one to two weeks. After exosome therapy, reduced loading is typically advised for two to five days. Light activity is often resumed within a few days, with return to full activity varying based on the tissue involved and the treatment plan.
Are these regenerative injections safe?
PRP uses your own blood, which means there is no risk of allergic reaction or rejection to the PRP itself. Exosomes are acellular products rather than living cells, and the patient FAQ describes them as having an excellent safety profile with minimal risk of immune reaction. Kore’s broader clinical philosophy also emphasizes a “healthy reverence” for standards of care and precision-driven treatment.