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PRP

PRP is the name given to platelet-rich plasma obtained from one's own blood. Platelet-rich plasma contains various growth factors and proteins that regulate tissue repair.

For What Purpose Is PRP Application Performed?

Skin rejuvenation
Spot treatment
Scar treatment
Hair loss treatment

How is PRP Prepared?

For PRP, a small amount of blood is drawn into a special blood collection tube, similar to that required for a basic laboratory test. The tube is then placed in a centrifuge, which spins the blood at a very high speed, causing the platelets to separate from the other components of the blood. Once the platelets are concentrated into plasma, they can be administered to the patient. Activation causes the platelets to release essential growth factors and signaling proteins responsible for the wound healing process.

How Long Does the PRP Process Take?

Blood collection takes only a few minutes and is immediately followed by a 10-minute centrifugation. The duration, intervals and frequency of treatment vary depending on the purpose and area of PRP treatment. Usually 4-6 sessions with 2-4 week intervals are recommended.