Logan Paul is pushing hard to get back into a WWE ring, but his latest update makes clear that his torn triceps remains a significant injury.
Paul has been sidelined since May after tearing his triceps while teaming with Austin Theory to defend the WWE World Tag Team Championships against The Street Profits. As his recovery continues, Paul gave fans a closer look at the treatment he’s undergoing in his latest YouTube vlog.
Logan Paul Says He’s Still ‘Very Much Injured’
Logan Paul reminded fans that he is still recovering from a serious triceps injury after tearing the muscle off the bone. Despite remaining injured, Paul said his recovery is progressing quickly because of how committed he has been to rehabilitation. As part of that process, he revealed he is undergoing PRP treatment to aid his recovery.
I think people have forgotten that I tore my tricep off the bone. Still very much injured, but I’m healing very fast though. It’s because I’m religious about recovery. And I’m doing something today called PRP.
Logan Paul Shows Extent Of Triceps Repair
Logan Paul explained that his PRP treatment involves drawing his blood and spinning it in a centrifuge to separate and concentrate components intended to aid healing. The platelet-rich plasma is then injected back into his injured triceps as part of his recovery process.
So, that’s what they’re going to do. They take my blood and they put it in a centrifuge, I think it’s called, and they spin it around. And then something happens there. I don’t know what, but I think it has to do with the cells. I think it’s the white blood cells that get separated, which are the healing cells. Then they take those and they’ll put it back in my tricep.
Fans also got a look at the surgical repair itself. Paul’s bone was pointed out, the triceps fibers, and the material used to reconnect the muscle.
There’s that bone, right? And your tricep fibers are all these fibers here. And then these are all surgical products. This is how they sewed the tricep back together.”
“PRP. I’m about to get needles in my arm.
