Skip to content
(385) 220-9009
Schedule a Consultation

Primary Menu

  • Cell Therapy
    • Regenerative Cellular Therapy
    • PRP
    • Musculoskeletal Ultrasound
    • Whole Body
    • EMSCULPT NEO
  • Regenerative Medicine
    • Overview
    • Arthritis
    • Nerve Injuries
    • Shoulder
    • Knee
    • Elbow
    • Spine
    • Hip
    • Hand & Wrist
    • Foot & Ankle
  • Wellness
    • Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy
    • Thyroid
    • Low Intensity Shock Wave Therapy
    • O Shot & P Shot
    • Aesthetics
    • Microneedling Procedures
    • Fullscript
  • Podcast

Elbow Injuries
Regenerative Cell Therapy And PRP Treatments

Stop the pain, frustration and dysfunction without surgery and start living better today.

SCHEDULE A CONSULTATION

Elbows are critical to your everyday movement and can suffer from wear and tear, especially if you live an active lifestyle. If you’re experiencing limited or painful movement, or have a chronic elbow injury, there is a path to recovery that can ease your suffering and get you back to doing the activities you enjoy.

Regenerative cells from Bone Marrow and PRP injections can boost your body’s natural healing process to help heal your elbow injury and improve your whole-body health and wellness.

Commonly Treated Elbow Injuries

  • Lateral Epicondylitis (Tennis Elbow)
  • Medial Epicondylitis (Golfer’s Elbow)
  • Cubital Tunnel Syndrome (Ulnar Nerve)
  • Osteoarthritis
  • Biceps Tendinitis
  • Instability

Alternatives To Elbow Surgery

At the Albano Clinic, our work with professional athletes has shown remarkable results in treating common elbow injuries like tennis or golfer’s elbow and conditions caused by overuse.

When it comes to your elbow injury, the same regenerative cell and PRP therapies almost always prove to be a better alternative to surgery. Our customized and targeted application of biologics has helped most of our patients avoid surgery and regain a painless range of motion.

A Better Solution For Tennis Elbow

If you’re suffering from lateral epicondylitis, also known as tennis elbow, you are not alone. A common overuse and muscle strain injury, athletes and those in active professions can find this elbow injury debilitating.

Tennis elbow occurs when the tendons in your elbow are repetitively overloaded during wrist and arm motions. Due to this strain, the tendons of your forearm muscles attach to the bone on the outside of your elbow, causing intense pain that may spread down to your forearm and wrist.

Because this type of elbow injury causes minor tears in the tendon that attaches your forearm to your elbow, surgery may be recommended. However, surgery is not necessarily the best course of treatment.

We have found that, in most cases, targeted regenerative cell and PRP injections can help improve tennis elbow without surgery. In combination with our whole-body approach, our customized treatments can help relieve your tennis elbow without surgery and get you on the path to overall health and fitness.

Start Living Better Today

I was in constant pain trying to do everyday activities and now I’m 100% pain free with more movement and living better!~ Ron Coshow

Regenerative Cell Therapy Repairs Work Injury Without Surgery

In 2009, Ron Coshow injured his right elbow while lifting a heavy pipeline. He was in constant pain and his daily life was put on hold. He heard about Dr. Albano and how regenerative cell therapy was a better option than traditional surgery. His treatment was a success, and when he needed to have his right elbow repaired in 2018, he did not hesitate to visit the Albano Clinic. He is now pain-free and has better mobility thanks to regenerative cell therapy.

HEAR HIS STORY

FAQs

What is the difference between regenerative cellular therapy and PRP (platelet rich plasma) treatments? Expand

Regenerative cells are usually harvested from a patient’s healthy bone marrow. To harvest PRP, we draw your blood and then concentrate the platelets. We then precisely inject the regenerative cells and concentrated platelets into the damaged area, and both biologics go to work to help repair the damaged tissues.

We typically use both regenerative cells and PRP when treating patients. However, there are times when we use just PRP. Every treatment plan varies according to the individual needs of our patients.

Where exactly are these regenerative cells obtained? Expand

Bone marrow is a good source for regenerative cells and we like to use this type of tissue to help heal

There are many living regenerative cells in these tissues. There are also many healthy growth factors that boost your body’s natural healing mechanisms.

What can affect the results of regenerative cell therapy? Expand

For years, the medical establishment has put an emphasis on reducing inflammation and has employed liberal use of anti-inflammatory drugs, usually in the form of NSAIDs, like ibuprofen and naproxen, or steroids. We now know that inhibiting your body’s natural inflammatory response prevents repair cells from reaching your injury.

Reliance on NSAIDs can actually cause further injury by masking pain and allowing further damage to injured tissues. Our targeted biologics treatments are designed to do the opposite of overused NSAIDs. These treatments don't block inflammation - instead, they provoke a healing inflammatory response to increase the number of repair cells in the injured area.

We highly stress that you do not use NSAIDs during your recovery process.
In addition, smoking significantly hinders your body’s healing response. To achieve the best possible outcome from your procedure, it is best to discontinue smoking six months prior to your procedure.

To learn more, read our blog Not All Inflammation is Bad: The Benefits of Inflammation in The Healing Process.

More FAQS

Stop giving restrictive injuries and debilitating pain control over your life.

With a little help from Dr. Joe Albano and targeted orthopedic cellular treatments, you have the power to heal, feel stronger than before and return to the life you love.

Find out if Regenerative Orthopedics and Cell Therapy are right for you.

CONTACT OUR TEAM

Contact (385) 220-9009

Clinic Hours

Mon - Th: 9am - 5pm
Fri: 9am - 1pm

Address

8706 South 700 East, Ste. 205
Sandy, UT 84070

The Clinic

clinic

  • Patient Portal
  • FAQs
  • Meet Joe Albano, MD
  • Meet Merin Kinikini, DNP
  • Testimonials
  • Albano Blog
  • FDA Regulations
  • Additional redress option (EU only): Online Dispute Resolution

Services

Services

  • Cell Therapy
  • PRP
  • Bioidentical Hormones
  • O(hh) Shot / Penile Shot
  • Microneedling with PRP
  • FAA Medical Exams
  • Refer A Friend

© 2025 Albano Clinic. All Rights Reserved.

  • Reviews |