PRP Therapy in Stamford, CT: Greenwich MD offers physician-supervised platelet-rich plasma treatments performed personally by a triple board-certified physician, not delegated to support staff, so every session reflects the medical judgment of someone trained in regenerative medicine. Full PRP and PRF Therapy Program details →
Medically reviewed by Susana Querido, MD, Triple Board-Certified in Family Medicine, Aesthetic Medicine, and Anti-Aging & Regenerative Medicine. Medical Director, Greenwich MD.
Greenwich MD brings physician-led PRP therapy to Stamford, CT, serving patients from across Fairfield County including Greenwich, Darien, New Canaan, Westport, and Norwalk. Located at 1351 Washington Boulevard, Suite 803, the practice is built around one clear premise: regenerative treatments work best when a trained physician designs and performs them. Platelet-rich plasma therapy draws on the body’s own biology to support skin renewal, hair restoration, and tissue repair, and the clinical precision required at every stage isn’t something that belongs on autopilot. At Greenwich MD, patients get a physician in the room from first assessment to final follow-up.
Before scheduling a consultation, it helps to know what PRP therapy at this practice actually looks like in practice.
PRP therapy isn’t a one-size procedure. The concentration of platelets, the depth of injection, the number of passes, and the combination with other treatments all depend on what the patient’s skin or scalp actually needs, and reading that correctly takes medical training. An NP or a medspa technician following a script can draw blood and spin a tube, but they’re working without the diagnostic foundation that shapes a genuinely effective protocol. Dr. Querido’s training in regenerative and anti-aging medicine means she’s evaluating patients through a clinical lens, not just a cosmetic one. That matters especially when PRP is being used to address concerns like hair loss, where the underlying cause affects how well the treatment will work and whether it needs to be paired with other interventions.
Triple Board Certification: Dr. Querido holds board certifications in Family Medicine, Aesthetic Medicine, and Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine. That combination isn’t common, and it’s directly relevant to PRP therapy. Regenerative medicine training means she understands the science of growth factors, tissue repair, and cellular signaling at a level that informs how she designs each treatment plan. She’s not applying a technique she learned in a weekend course; she’s applying a framework built over years of clinical and academic preparation.
Continuity of Care: Every patient who comes to Greenwich MD for PRP therapy sees Dr. Querido at every visit. There’s no handoff to a different provider between sessions, no inconsistency in technique, and no situation where a patient has to re-explain their history mid-series. That continuity matters clinically because it means Dr. Querido is tracking the response to treatment over time, adjusting the protocol if the tissue is responding faster or slower than expected, and making decisions with the full picture in mind.
Integrative Approach: Dr. Querido treats PRP as one tool within a broader strategy rather than an isolated procedure. When appropriate, she’ll consider how PRP fits alongside other regenerative or aesthetic options, whether that means timing sessions around other treatments, addressing underlying contributors to skin aging or hair thinning, or recommending supportive care between visits. Patients leave with a plan, not just a procedure.
PRP therapy at Greenwich MD isn’t limited to a single application. The same technology, drawing on concentrated platelets from the patient’s own blood, can be directed toward different concerns depending on what each patient needs.
When applied to the face through microinjections or microneedling, PRP stimulates collagen production, improves skin texture, and supports a more even, refreshed complexion. It’s particularly well-suited for patients who want skin improvement without synthetic fillers, and it can address fine lines, dullness, and early volume loss with results that build gradually over weeks. For patients dealing with acne scars, PRP combined with microneedling offers a clinically grounded approach to remodeling scar tissue.
Scalp PRP therapy targets hair follicles directly, delivering a concentrated dose of growth factors to areas where hair thinning has begun or progressed. It’s one of the most evidence-supported non-surgical options for androgenetic alopecia and diffuse thinning, and it works best when started before follicle damage is too advanced. Patients interested in this application can read more on the dedicated PRP for Hair Loss page, which outlines candidacy, protocol, and what results typically look like.
Platelet-rich fibrin, or PRF, is a second-generation concentrate processed without anticoagulants. It releases growth factors more slowly than standard PRP, which means the biological activity at the treatment site lasts longer. For some patients and some indications, PRF produces stronger or more sustained results than PRP alone. Dr. Querido will discuss which option fits better based on the patient’s goals, anatomy, and treatment history. Full details on both options are available on the PRP and PRF Therapy page.
A PRP session at Greenwich MD follows a structured sequence designed to keep the process efficient without cutting corners on clinical quality. Here’s what patients can expect across the key stages of care.
| Stage | What’s Included | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Initial Consultation | Medical history review, skin or scalp assessment, treatment plan discussion, candidacy confirmation | 30 to 45 min |
| Blood Draw and Processing | Small venous blood draw, on-site centrifuge processing to isolate platelet concentrate | 15 to 20 min |
| PRP Administration | Physician-administered injections or microneedling with PRP, targeted to treatment area | 20 to 40 min |
| Post-Treatment Guidance | Aftercare instructions, activity restrictions, product recommendations for the recovery window | 10 min |
| Follow-Up Session | Response assessment, protocol adjustment if needed, next session scheduling | 45 to 60 min |
PRP therapy suits a wide range of patients, but it’s not universally the right starting point. During a consultation, Dr. Querido will confirm whether PRP fits the patient’s specific situation and what outcomes are realistic given their health history, skin condition, or degree of hair thinning.
PRP may not be appropriate for patients with certain blood disorders, active infections at the treatment site, platelet dysfunction syndromes, or those on blood thinners that can’t be paused. Patients who are pregnant or have active cancer are also typically deferred. Dr. Querido will review full medical history before any treatment is planned, and if PRP isn’t the right fit, she’ll say so directly rather than proceed anyway.
If you’re considering PRP therapy in Stamford, CT and want a treatment designed and delivered by a physician with specialized training in regenerative medicine, Greenwich MD is accepting new patients. Schedule a consultation with Dr. Susana Querido at 1351 Washington Boulevard, Suite 803, Stamford, CT 06902 and get a clear, personalized plan before committing to anything.
Our Stamford clinic at 1351 Washington Boulevard serves patients throughout Fairfield County. Most nearby communities are within a 15-minute drive:
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