Treating ankle and foot pain without surgery is a priority for most patients. If you’re experiencing ankle ligament, tendon, and muscle issues that prevent you from running or walking comfortably, book PRP treatment with STEMS Health Miami and discover the pivotal role of regenerative care in restoring foot and ankle function.
Dr. Jarred Mait is a licensed general medicine and functional medicine physician. He completed medical school at the University of Miami and then Anesthesiology training at the University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Hospital. He is the owner and Medical Director of Pulse & Remedy.
Dr. Choxi is a double-board-certified Anesthesiologist and Interventional Pain Management Physician. He completed medical school at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN, followed by Anesthesiology training at the University of Miami and Pain Management fellowship training at New York University (NYU) – Langone Health.
PRP is becoming one of the most popular non-surgical pain treatments because:
PRP injections can occur during your everyday routine without requiring time off work or away from your family. Your recovery begins immediately following your first PRP injection and continues in the months ahead.
PRP has a lower risk profile than ankle and foot pain treatment alternatives such as corticosteroids, which mask pain symptoms rather than healing the underlying tissue damage.
The data reveals PRP can help with common foot pain conditions such as plantar fasciitis, with studies proving the treatment’s success over several months.
If you’re already considering a medical appointment for your pain, it’s a leading indicator that the damage is severe enough to merit treatment. Below are a few signs it’s time to call the PRP doctors at STEMS Health to begin diagnosis of your ankle and foot pain:
Our skilled diagnosticians harness the latest in imaging technology to identify the root cause of your ankle and foot pain, allowing us to determine whether PRP could offer relief while supporting injury recovery over the long term.
Your preparation process involves a comprehensive analysis of your foot and ankle pain, a medical history review, and pre-treatment instructions. The process helps our PRP doctors determine the medical value of PRP for your specific biomechanical concerns.
The initial phase of the PRP treatment process is the blood draw – we’ll collect a small sample from your arm ready to separate the platelets, which include cytokines and growth factors.
Our team then uses a centrifuge to separate the platelets and plasma.
The PRP sample is then injected into the target area of your foot or ankle, using imaging technology for ultra-precise delivery.
Our skilled PRP treatment team oversees each phase of your pain treatment, giving you the opportunity to ask questions, learn more about PRP, and maintain comfort as you recover.
Platelet-rich plasma injections can help treat pain associated with a range of foot and ankle conditions.
Common conditions that a PRP injection may treat include:
We’ve built our reputation in the Florida medical community by consistently excellent treatment results for PRP patients throughout Florida. The growth of our PRP practice means we’re now also welcoming patients from across the United States eager to begin non-invasive pain treatment.
Dr. Jarred Mait and Dr. Ankeet Choxi bring decades of regenerative care experience to your personalized PRP treatments. Their knowledge extends beyond PRP therapy to include stem cell medicine, exosome treatments, and peptide therapy, providing patients with a comprehensive and holistic selection of care options.
We get to know each patient and their medical history, exploring their pain journeys and past treatments to build exclusive PRP treatment protocols precisely aligned with their long-term goal
Learn why patients nationwide are turning to STEMS Health for ankle and foot PRP treatment options. Request your initial consultation today!
Call us at 305-677-0565 or fill out our contact form to book your consultation.
It’s normal to experience increased pain and swelling for 2-3 days following your PRP injection. Swelling is part of the inflammatory response that triggers healing. Most patients report pain peaks within 24 hours and gradually improves over the next few days. You may continue to feel mild discomfort for up to 2 weeks as the healing process continues.
Recovery typically occurs in phases. For the first 48-72 hours, limit weight-bearing activities and
follow your doctor’s instructions about rest and elevation. Light activities can usually resume after 3-4 days, but avoid strenuous exercise for at least 2 weeks.
Full return to high-impact activities or sports should be gradual and typically occurs between 4-6 weeks post-treatment, based on your specific condition and healing progress. Always follow your STEMS Health doctor’s personalized timeline for activity resumption.
While some patients experience significant improvement after a single treatment, the number of PRP injections needed varies based on your specific condition and healing response. Most foot and ankle conditions typically require 1-3 treatments spaced 4-6 weeks apart.