What is PRP therapy used for?

PRP therapy is commonly used to treat joint pain, tendon injuries, and chronic inflammation. It supports natural healing using your body’s own platelets.

What makes your PRP protocol different?

Our protocol combines PRP with EMTT and focused shockwave to prime the tissue before injection—improving precision, healing response, and patient outcomes.

Is PRP therapy painful?

Most patients experience only mild discomfort during the injection. Our pre-treatment system helps reduce pain and improve post-treatment recovery.

How long does it take to see results from PRP?

Results vary, but many patients report improvement within weeks. Our advanced method is designed to accelerate healing and restore function faster than PRP alone.

Is PRP covered by insurance?

PRP is typically not covered by insurance, as it is considered a regenerative procedure. We provide transparent pricing and offer guidance for using HSA/FSA funds.

PRP Therapy in Colorado | Shockwave & EMTT

Platelet-Rich Plasma

Advanced PRP Enhanced with EMTT and Shockwave Therapy

At Dynamic Athlete, we don’t believe in one-size-fits-all injections. We believe in evidence based protocols. That’s why we combine customized Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) and Platelet-Poor Plasma (PPP) with EMTT and Focused Shockwave Therapy to guide your body through every phase of recovery.

Whether you’ve had PRP that didn’t work—or you’re trying to avoid surgery—our layered regenerative system is built to address the root of the problem, not just the pain.

PRP + PPP

Precision Biologics Tailored to Your Body

We don’t inject PRP the same way for everyone. We customize every solution using:

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP): Packed with concentrated growth factors to stimulate tissue healing
Platelet-Poor Plasma (PPP): Also known as fibrin-rich plasma — acts like a “glue-like” substance that helps PRP stay in place and behave more like a biological patch.

The balance between PRP and PPP allows us to deliver a smarter, better-tolerated injection that supports real healing at the target site.

EMTT

Cellular Priming for Tissue Responsiveness

EMTT (Extracorporeal Magnetotransduction Therapy) is a powerful pre-treatment tool. It uses pulsed magnetic fields to:

Support cellular metabolism and responsiveness
Improve the bioelectrical environment of the target area
Prepare tissue for injection by enhancing signal reception

We use EMTT before your injection to create a foundation that PRP can build on.

Focused Shockwave by Storz

Deep Activation. Structural Remodeling. Faster Recovery.

Focused shockwave sends acoustic waves deep into injured tissue where it:

Stimulates collagen production
Breaks down scar tissue and calcification
Improves vascular response
Guides post-injection tissue remodeling

It’s not just a tool—it’s a key part of our recovery system, used before and occasionally after your PRP session.

Radial Pressure Wave Therapy

Broad Tissue Support to Enhance Circulation and Flexibility

Radial pressure wave therapy is not the same as focused shockwave—but it plays a distinct role in our protocol. We use it to support superficial circulation, mobility, and recovery.

Increase blood flow around the affected area
Release tension in muscles and connective tissue
Improve oxygen delivery and mobility near the target site

This therapy is included when clinically appropriate to enhance recovery on a broader, more superficial level—especially in areas where soft tissue restrictions limit deeper access.

Three Modalities • One Outcome • Better Healing

How the Treatments Work Together

Each phase of the protocol supports the next, creating a complete healing environment—not just a quick fix.

Step 1: Pre-Treatment Priming EMTT

Step 2: Pre-Treatment Priming Shockwave

Step 3: Customized PRP + PPP Injection

Who is this for:

Patients who’ve had PRP elsewhere without success
Individuals with chronic tendon, ligament, or joint pain
Athletes and active adults recovering from overuse injuries
People told surgery is their only option
Patients looking for long-term function—not just short-term pain relief

Benefits of the Dynamic Athlete Protocol

Faster healing with fewer setbacks
Less post-injection inflammation or flares
Better tissue remodeling with integrated support
Avoids unnecessary surgery or steroid injections
Full-system support from prep to post-injection
Personalized based on condition, age, and healing stage

Why other PRPs Failed

The Problem Isn’t You. It’s the Protocol.

Most PRP treatments fail because they’re missing the core elements that make regenerative therapy effective:

No tissue activation beforehand (no EMTT or focused shockwave)
Inaccurate or incomplete diagnosis
No customized plasma preparation — with no control over PPP concentration or composition
Lack of imaging, movement testing, or clinical guidance to plan the injection properly

At Dynamic Athlete, we fix every one of those gaps. This isn’t just an injection—it’s an engineered process that gives your body exactly what it needs to respond.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between PRP and PPP?

PRP contains healing platelets, while PPP is rich in fibrin that improves injection performance. We adjust both to match your tissue response.

Why use EMTT and shockwave before treatment?

They stimulate the tissue so that PRP works better. They open up your body’s ability to receive and use what we’re injecting.

Is it painful?

Most patients tolerate treatment well. Discomfort is mild and temporary. The benefits outweigh the momentary pressure.

I already had PRP—can this still work?

Yes. Our protocol is specifically designed for patients who didn’t respond to traditional PRP.

Will I need multiple treatments?

Some patients do one injection with prep and follow-up. Others do a short series depending on their condition and goals.

What do you treat with this?

Tendons, ligaments, joints, post-op recovery, failed injections, early joint degeneration, chronic sports injuries.

How much does PRP therapy cost?

The cost of PRP, EMTT, and shockwave therapy varies based on each patient’s diagnosis, treatment area, and number of sessions needed. A personalized evaluation is required to create your specific plan and provide accurate pricing. We’ll walk you through all options during your consultation.

Now Serving Patients from Colorado and Across the United States

At Dynamic Athlete, we proudly care for patients from Boulder, the entire Front Range, and across the United States. While our clinic is based in Boulder, CO, many patients travel nationwide to experience our advanced, results-driven care.

We frequently see patients from:
Denver, Broomfield, Erie, Longmont, Louisville, Arvada, Lakewood, Cherry Creek, Cherry Hills Village, Highlands Ranch, Littleton, Silverthorne, Breckenridge, Castle Rock, Englewood, Fort Collins, Greeley, Timnath, Estes Park, Golden, Superior, Westminster, Colorado Springs—and many more.

If you’re looking for a clinic that offers the most advanced non-invasive treatment options available, our team is here to help—no matter where you’re coming from.

Schedule Your Evaluation

If you’ve been told surgery is your only option—or if traditional treatments haven’t brought lasting results—it’s time to explore a smarter, science-backed solution.

Dr. Aneesh Garg, a national leader in sports and regenerative medicine, delivers a results-driven protocol in Boulder designed for patients seeking alternatives to surgery, injections, or short-term relief. His approach combines diagnostic precision, clinical expertise, and advanced technologies to treat orthopedic injuries at their source.

Our non-surgical therapies are designed to restore function, accelerate recovery, and resolve pain—so you can move forward with confidence.

Call today to schedule your consultation.
Dynamic Athlete
Sussex One Building
1790 30th Street, Suite 270
Boulder, CO
(303) 997-1733
[email protected]

Nicole

Practice Manager

With degrees and backgrounds in both Interior Design and Business, Nicole brought Dynamic Athlete’s office space to life – transforming an empty shell of a space into the sleek, sports boutique you see now.

She handles all things non-clinical and keeps Dynamic Athlete running behind the scenes. Having grown up in Arkansas, Nicole takes care of our patients with a genuine Southern hospitality you won’t find anywhere else.

Always looking to learn and grow, Nicole loves to travel and experience new cultures, take classes on new skills or just experiment at home with baking, knitting, sewing, gardening, you name it.

Tara Zimmerman

Clinical Coordinator

Rachel Kaiser

Head Clinical Intern

Rachel graduated high school this year and will be attending the University of Wyoming in the fall to pursue a pre-medical track. She hopes to go on to medical school afterwards to specialize in orthopedics and sports medicine.

Rachel found her passion for this field through many sports injuries growing up, and hopes to help other athletes overcome the challenges she has faced. In her free time (when she’s not injured), Rachel enjoys running, lifting weights and spending time with her family.

Dylan Wyatt

IT & Administrative Assistant

Olivia Coker

Sports Psychology Intern

Olivia is an intern for Dynamic Athlete and has been with us since August 2023. She is professional ice skating coach and ice program director, working with hockey skaters and figure skaters of all ages and backgrounds. She is passionate about psychology and incorporating mental health into coaching, training, and injury recovery.

Olivia received her Bachelors of Science in Cognitive Neuroscience Psychology from the University of Denver and was a student athlete on their figure skating team. She is seeking to pursue a masters degree in Sports and Performance Psychology so she can continue to serve the athletes in her community.

When Olivia isn’t assisting with Dynamic Athlete, she enjoys traveling, attending Colorado Avalanche games, spending time with friends and family, and being creative through photography and modeling.