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WWE‘s Logan Paul undergoes PRP treatment for a torn triceps amid his ongoing in-ring absence. Former WWE United States Champion Logan Paul has been out of action since suffering a torn triceps at Saturday Night’s Main Event on May 23. He suffered the injury after Angelo Dawkins landed on him outside the ring. While he continues to make non-wrestling appearances alongside his Vision stablemates, he recently underwent PRP treatment for his injury. He documented the process in his latest YouTube vlog. He noted that he’s still very much injured, but said he’s healing very fast. Logan Paul undergoes PRP treatment for torn triceps “I think people have forgotten that I tore my triceps 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. 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,” Logan Paul began. “I think it’s the white blood cells that get separated, which are the healing cells. Then they take those, and they’ll put them back in my triceps. You know who would know, bro? ChatGPT. How does PRP work?” he asked. ChatGPT replies, “So PRP is Platelet-Rich Plasma. They draw your blood and spin it in a centrifuge. That’s the machine that separates the platelet-rich layer. Then they inject that into the injured spot. The platelets then release growth factors that signal your tissues to start repairing,” Logan Paul said. PRP treatment is also done to stimulate hair growth. It’s something he might consider after fans recently called for him to shave his head like Hulk Hogan, seeing his thinning hair. Read More: Vince McMahon’s Final Creative Idea Before WWE Exit Revealed If you use this transcription, please credit the source, H/T WrestleZone, and link to this page.