Hyper PRP™Unlock the Power Within Your Own Blood™
Medical Services to Support, Restore, and Enhance
Autologous (derived from patient’s own blood). Standards-based preparation. Clinician-directed care. Some uses are investigational. Results are NOT guaranteed. Individual results and patient experiences may vary significantly.
What is Hyper PRP™?
Hyper PRP™ prepares platelet-rich plasma (PRP) from a small sample of your own blood using Calibrated Centrifugation™. The resulting PRP is then applied within our Standards-Based Growth Factor Therapy™ (GFT) framework to support clinician-directed care.
This autologous approach may support tissue repair processes, healthy microcirculation, and collagen pathways across sexual performance restoration, hair restoration, and skin wellness. PRP has been studied for improvements in hair density and skin quality. For select joint and tendon conditions, PRP may help with pain management and function. Some applications remain investigational—including use for erectile dysfunction—and individual results vary.
For hair and skin services, trained clinicians often pair Hyper PRP with professional microneedling and apply PRP after the procedure, following established protocols. Related services include Vigor Shot™ (Hyper PRP for sexual performance restoration) and Hyper Smooth™ (Microneedling with Hyper PRP to support skin wellness).
Hyper PRP™ Medical Services
Sexual Performance Restoration
with the Vigor Shot™A clinician-delivered Hyper PRP protocol focused on men’s sexual wellness. Some uses are investigational. Results vary.
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Hair Restoration
Microneedling + Hyper PRPHair restoration programs combine professional microneedling + Hyper PRP within the GFT framework to support scalp health and hair density. Results vary.
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Support for Hair Transplantation
Intended to promote implanted graft survivabilityScalp preparation and follow-up care using microneedling + Hyper PRP within the GFT framework—typically before follicular unit extraction (FUE) and graft implantation, and again around 6 months later—to support scalp health and the implanted grafts. Results vary.
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Skin Wellness with Hyper Smooth®
Microneedling or Laser Treatments + Hyper PRPHyper PRP with microneedling or laser treatments to support skin quality (e.g., atrophic acne scars) within our GFT standards. Results vary.
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Support for Pain Management
Specific musculoskeletal usesFor select musculoskeletal conditions, clinicians may include Hyper PRP in a comprehensive plan to help manage pain and support function. Results vary.
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Support for Joint Function
In conjunction with exercise and standard careIn carefully selected cases (e.g., mild-moderate knee osteoarthritis), Hyper PRP may be used alongside exercise and standard care to support function. Results vary.
Learn moreHow Hyper PRP™ Works
Draw
A small blood sample is collected (approx. 4–6 tubes as directed).
Prepare
Hyper PRP is concentrated via Calibrated Centrifugation™ and readied for use per our GFT standards.
Apply
Your clinician administers Hyper PRP to targeted tissues as part of a personalized plan.
Recover
Most people resume normal activities quickly. Your provider will share specific guidance.
Success Stories
Patient stories can be encouraging, yet they are examples, not promises. The experiences and results shown or discussed may not occur for all patients. Simply put, individual results vary.
David Brackett | Hyper PRP™ Success Story
At 42, David Brackett felt like he was running on fumes — constant fatigue, brain fog, and a loss of drive that no amount of rest could fix. He discovered his symptoms were connected to low testosterone and poor cellular recovery. That’s when he began exploring Hyper PRP™ — a regenerative treatment that uses your own growth factors to help restore vitality, cellular function, and performance from within.
Who Is a Candidate?
If you’re generally healthy and looking for non-surgical options for erectile dysfunction (ED), hair restoration, skin wellness, or some joint/tendon concerns, you may be a candidate for Hyper PRP™.
Hyper PRP is usually postponed or may not be right for you if:
- You have an active infection (fever; red, warm, or draining skin).
- You have bleeding or clotting problems (for example, hemophilia, very low platelets, or other diagnosed clotting disorders).
- You have a tendency to form blood clots or had a recent clot and are not yet stable on treatment.
- You have severe anemia (very low red blood cells).
- You have a blood cancer (such as leukemia) and are not in a stable remission under your cancer doctor’s care.
- You are pregnant or breastfeeding (for elective hair/skin services like microneedling with PRP).
- Your doctor has told you to avoid injections or blood draws for now.
Not sure? Talk with a licensed clinician. If you have one of the conditions above, ask your primary-care clinician—and the specialist who manages it (for example, a hematologist, oncologist, or OB-GYN)—for guidance and clearance.
This list provides examples and is not exhaustive. Talk with a licensed provider to decide if Hyper PRP is appropriate for you. Results vary.
Hyper PRP™ — Important Safety Information
Hyper PRP is prepared from your own blood and administered by qualified clinicians. In the U.S., devices are FDA-cleared to prepare PRP at the point of care. PRP injections for specific conditions are not FDA-approved. PRP prepared by these devices is not indicated for intravascular delivery. Some uses—including erectile dysfunction—are investigational. Common, usually temporary effects include soreness, swelling, or bruising. Serious risks are uncommon but possible. Results vary. Talk with a licensed provider to decide if PRP is appropriate for you.
Supporting Research and Scientific Evidence
At a glance
At a glance: Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) has been studied across dermatologic, sexual wellness (this use is investigational), hair restoration, and musculoskeletal indications. Many studies suggest PRP may help in some situations (e.g., hair density, acne scars, knee osteoarthritis pain/function), while others show little or no difference. Study methods, PRP formulations, and PRP preparation protocols vary a lot, so results do too. In the U.S., devices are cleared by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to prepare PRP from your blood. PRP injections for specific medical conditions are not FDA-approved. Evidence is still developing, and results vary.
Hair restoration
Groups of studies report more hairs per area (an increase in hair density) for many people after PRP. Effects on hair thickness (hair strand diameter) are less consistent. Protocols—number of PRP sessions, intervals between treatments, methods to formulate PRP, type of PRP type, and quality of PRP—differ by clinic and study. Results vary.
Skin wellness (atrophic acne scars) with microneedling + PRP
When PRP is used with professional microneedling, several studies show better scar improvement and patient satisfaction than microneedling alone. Other studies find little or no added benefit. Results vary.
Sexual performance restoration (investigational use to treat erectile dysfunction)
Some studies show potential improvements in erectile-function scores. A high-quality RCT found no difference vs placebo at key time points. Major guidelines do not currently recommend PRP for erectile dysfunction. The use of PRP to treat erectile dysfunction remains investigational. Results vary.
Support for joint function (for example, knee osteoarthritis)
Many studies report less pain and better function for several months after PRP compared with salt-water shots or certain gel shots. Other reviews caution that the research is not definitive and that treatment methods differ. Results vary.
Support for pain management (selected musculoskeletal uses—for example, tennis elbow)
Across multiple studies, PRP can outperform steroid shots over the longer term for many people. The optimal PRP formulation and best dose are still being studied. Results vary.
Support for hair transplantation (adjunct)
Research suggests PRP used as an adjunct during or around (before and after) a FUE hair transplant procedure may support early graft growth. The studies are small and mixed, and the evidence base is still growing. Results vary.
Why results differ
- PRP is not a single, uniform product. How it’s prepared (how concentrated it is, whether white blood cells are included, whether it’s “activated,” and how much is used) varies from clinic to clinic and study to study. Those differences can affect outcomes and recommended care plans. Hyper PRP’s standards-based GFT approach aims to deliver a more uniform PRP and reduce variability seen with uncontrolled preparations. Outcomes still vary by person.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Talk with a licensed provider for personalized guidance. Results vary.
Related Services
- Vigor Shot™
- Firm Wave™
- Microneedling
- Laser Treatments
- FUE Hair Transplantation
References and Sources
Sexual Performance Restoration (Vigor Shot™ – Investigational)
- Falcone M, et al. World J Men’s Health. 2025. Metaanalysis of RCTs and comparative studies on PRP for ED—signals of improvement; more research needed.
- Asmundo MG, et al. Transl Androl Urol. 2024. Review noting PRP not recommended by AUA/EAU; investigational status.
Hair Restoration (Microneedling + Hyper PRP)
- Li M, et al. Cureus. 2023. Metaanalysis: PRP increased hair density in AGA; heterogeneity remains.
- LopesSilva R, et al. Cureus. 2025. Splitscalp trial: PRP side showed higher hair density and diameter vs placebo side.
Support for Hair Transplantation (Adjunct)
- Sindhusen S, et al. 2025. Systematic review of PRP as adjunct to hair transplantation; small, heterogeneous trials.
- Kaushik A, et al. Indian Dermatol Online J. 2020. Review summarizing randomized work suggesting early graft support signals; limited evidence base.
Skin Wellness with Hyper Smooth™ (Microneedling + PRP)
- Kang C & Lu L. Front Med. 2022. Metaanalysis: microneedling + PRP associated with better improvement vs microneedling alone; safety comparable.
- Gupta M, et al. J Cutan Aesthet Surg. 2021. RCT finding no added advantage of topical PRP vs microneedling alone—illustrates variability.
Support for Pain Management (Selected Musculoskeletal Uses)
- Maroun R, et al. Cureus. 2025. Metaanalysis: PRP vs corticosteroid for lateral epicondylitis—favors PRP over medium to long-term followup.
- Muthu S, et al. J Orthop Rep. 2021. Comparative analysis: PRP effective with improvements in pain/function; leukocyte content considered.
Support for Joint Function (Carefully Selected Cases, e.g., Knee OA)
- Glinkowski WM, et al. J Clin Med. 2025. Metaanalysis: PRP improved WOMAC pain/function vs saline/HA at 6–12 months; safety comparable.
- AAOS Technology Overview (2021/2024). Evidence summary without a for/against recommendation; underscores heterogeneity.
Notes on Methodology and Variability
- PRP variability: DEPA framework highlights differences in dose, efficiency, purity, and activation across preparations. This variability may influence outcomes and protocols.
- Clinic protocols: Consensus statements and reviews document non-uniform post-injection guidance; follow your provider’s instructions.
Important Notice
Results are not guaranteed; individual results vary. Some uses—including ED—are investigational. Hyper PRP is prepared using FDA-cleared devices for PRP preparation; PRP injections for specific conditions are not FDA-approved and are not indicated for intravascular delivery. This site is informational and does not establish a doctor-patient relationship. Do not submit sensitive health information through web forms. If this is an emergency, call 911.