PRP, a medical application, is an important treatment method that improves the skin with the growth factors it contains.
Platelets are the main source of growth factors that are effective in the wound healing process. Normal individuals have between 150-400 thousand platelets. With the centrifugation performed after the procedure, this rate increases 3-4 times.
Approximately 10 cc of blood taken from the person is separated into its components by a process called centrifugation. The platelet-rich plasma obtained is administered to the same person by injection. The aim of this procedure is to benefit from the skin regeneration and restorative effects of growth factors effective in wound healing. It increases collagen synthesis in the tissue and helps skin regeneration.
PRP usage areas
Fine wrinkles that increase with sunlight and age
Facial sagging
Blemishes
Hair loss
Acne scars
Pregnancy and adolescence stretch marks
Effect
Face, neck and It tightens and tightens the backs of the hands and reduces wrinkles.
The skin looks brighter and tighter.
It lightens the spots.
Bruises around the eyes are lightened.
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Acne scars become superficial and indistinct.
It reduces hair loss, revitalizes and thickens weakened hairs.
It reduces the visibility of chronic scars and acne scars and ensures their repair.
It reduces the visibility of stretch marks during pregnancy and adolescence.
Application method
PRP is a medical procedure that must be performed by a doctor.
PRP must be performed using special kits. PRP performed with routine biochemistry tubes may have questionable results in terms of effectiveness and drawbacks in terms of sterility.
Application can be done by injection with napage, point or linear tunnel technique. It is shaped like n. The skin is cleaned before the procedure. In order to increase the absorption of the solution, needle radiofrequency or fractional laser can be applied before injection.
Number of sessions
PRP application is applied in 3-5 sessions depending on the skin condition of the person. Session intervals vary between 15 days and one month.
The bright skin appearance after the first application may slightly regress after a while. For this purpose, making several consecutive applications increases the effectiveness. A permanent glow appears after a cure is completed.
Duration of effect
The effect of the PRP cure is approximately 12-14 months. Additional sessions applied at intervals of 3 or 6 months after the cure provide increased effectiveness. It is beneficial to repeat this cure every year.
Advantages
Since the patient's own blood is used, there is no risk of allergy. There is no risk of contracting infectious diseases such as hepatitis or AIDS.
Situations where it is not applicable
Low blood platelet count
Having cancer
Chronic liver disease having a disease
Use of blood thinners
Pregnancy
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