PRP for Bladder Disorders
in Naples, FL

Florida Bladder Institute offers PRP for bladder disorders as a regenerative medicine option to address complex urogynecological conditions. This innovative therapy utilizes your body’s natural healing abilities to help restore bladder function and reduce symptoms. As a minimally invasive treatment, it provides a potential solution for patients who have not found success with conventional methods.

What Is PRP Bladder Therapy?

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy is a procedure that uses a concentration of your own blood platelets to promote tissue repair and regeneration. A small sample of your blood is drawn and placed in a centrifuge to isolate the platelet-rich plasma. This PRP, which is rich in growth factors, is then carefully introduced into specific areas of the bladder or surrounding tissues to stimulate healing.

Your PRP Treatment Journey

Your journey begins with a comprehensive consultation at our Naples office. We will review your medical history, discuss your symptoms, and perform an evaluation to determine if PRP therapy is the right course of action for your specific bladder disorder.

On the day of your procedure, we will draw a small amount of your blood, similar to a routine lab test. The blood is then processed in our on-site centrifuge to separate and concentrate the platelets, creating the platelet-rich plasma used for your treatment.

The PRP is administered through a minimally invasive process. Using precision guidance, the concentrated plasma is delivered to the targeted areas of your bladder tissue to initiate a regenerative response. The procedure is performed in our office and is typically well-tolerated.

Following the treatment, you will receive specific instructions for post-procedure care. Downtime is minimal, and most patients can return to their normal daily activities shortly after the appointment with only minor modifications.

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Who Is a Candidate for This Treatment?

Potential Benefits of PRP Therapy

Patients who undergo PRP therapy for bladder disorders may experience a range of positive outcomes. Potential benefits include reduced urinary urgency and frequency, decreased bladder-related pain, and improved control over leakage, leading to an enhanced overall quality of life.

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Cost of PRP for Bladder Disorders
in Naples, FL

The cost for PRP for bladder disorders in the Naples area typically ranges from $1,200 to $2,500 per session. The final price is determined during your consultation and depends on the specific condition being treated and the number of sessions in your personalized plan.

Why Choose Us for Your PRP Therapy? 

At Florida Bladder Institute, our singular focus is urogynecology. This specialization means our entire team is dedicated to understanding and treating complex female pelvic conditions. We provide a comprehensive assessment to determine if innovative therapies like PRP are the right fit for your specific health needs.

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“Dr. Gauta is the best! He is a very caring and compassionate doctor. He takes his time to explain everything to you and makes you feel very comfortable. His staff is also amazing! They are all very friendly and helpful. I would highly recommend Dr. Gauta to anyone who is looking for a great urogynecologist.”
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Kelly Medina, PA‑C

Certified Physician Assistant
Kelly Medina delivers pelvic health care grounded in both urology and urogynecology. Her experience includes diagnostic evaluation, symptom management, and treatment planning for bladder dysfunction and pelvic floor concerns. She earned her Master of Medical Science in Physician Assistant Studies from Nova Southeastern University and her undergraduate degree from Florida International University.

Gabrielle Wright, PA‑C

Certified Physician Assistant
Gabrielle Wright provides pelvic health evaluation and treatment with advanced training in gynecologic and urologic assessment. She supports individuals through initial consultations, diagnostic review, and management of bladder dysfunction, pelvic floor symptoms, and recurrent urinary issues. She completed her Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies at the University of Dubuque, following academic training in biology and business administration.