How PRP Therapy Helped Professional Bodybuilder Kyrylo Compete in Mr. Olympia

Four weeks later, Kyrylo was back in the gym. He went on to qualify for and compete in Mr. Olympia 2025.

PRP Is Not Just For Elite Athletes

You may have heard of PRP through headlines about professional athletes like Tiger Woods or Rafael Nadal. But Dr. Negron says this treatment isn't reserved for pros.

"We're seeing a lot of active adults who want to stay fit, active, and avoid the downtime that comes with surgery," he said. "PRP with ultrasound guidance gives us a way to treat injuries with a level of precision we didn't always have at the point of care."

The demand for non-surgical options like this one is growing nationally, driven by patients who want faster recovery times, lower costs, and treatments that work with their bodies rather than around them.

Back for a Second Round of PRP in Injured Knee

Most recently, Kyrylo returned to see Dr. Negron for his knee. He's already setting his sights on Mr. Olympia again this year.

If you're dealing with a joint injury, muscle pain, or a nagging sports-related issue, Memorial's sports medicine team offers a full range of non-surgical and regenerative medicine treatments.