For elite athletes with acute injuries

Beat the prognosis. Accelerate return.

We repair, without surgery, in days not months.

From season over to Olympic medalist.

How RRP works

Optimise tissue repair to restore performance.

RRP® is a 3-stage protocol over 4–14 days for acute muscle, ligament and tendon tears. We use precision acupuncture to amplify the body’s natural tissue-repair response.

Optimal tissue repair

Athlete placed in immersive state of optimal tissue repair

Guided daily recovery protocol
Personalised nutrition and sleep plan
Create the optimal conditions for repair

Targeted Tissue Repair

Mobilize the innate immune response for repair

Neuro-signaling pathways activated
Precision Repair Acupuncture at injury site
Targeted thermal stimulation

Strategic immobilisation

Protect the repair for tissue growth

Total immobilisation for the first 72 hours
Strategic mobilisation at the right time
Progressive return to performance

Success Stories

They beat the prognosis and won.

Kaleigh Quennec

Season over8 days

Bronze Medal · Milano 2026

Kevin Mbabu

12 weeks20 days

Danish Cup Winner 2026

Access

RRP delivered in a dedicated, private environment

First-class care — wherever the injury happens, or at a recovery suite in Geneva.

Running track at an elite athletic stadium

We come to you

The RRP Team deploys to the athlete

On-site residency — 4 to 14 days
Single athlete or full club deployment
Acute · Chronic · Performance

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You come to us

For the athlete who comes to Geneva

Dedicated clinical environment
Full protocol · full focus
Big games · retreats · pre-season camps

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About

Meet the team

Lucy Dean

Creator of the RRP®

Based at Boddhi Clinic, Geneva

Lucy developed the Rapid Repair Protocol after more than a decade of elite clinical practice across China and Europe. She brings together neuro-acupuncture, tissue-repair science, and high-performance sport.

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