PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) is one of the most natural regeneration ways. Using PRP can restore skin texture, lost due to the negative impact of various factors, such as sunlight, smoking, pregnancy, stress, and diet imbalance. The procedure is based on the use of patient's own blood, can be used in different parts of the body, is completely natural, useful and effective method of treatment, which stimulates the regeneration mechanisms in the body.
What is PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma)?
PRP therapy is applied by using a little blood (about 10 cc) taken from the arm by a doctor. Taken blood is passed through a centrifuge at high speed (3000 rev/min) for 9-10 minutes. The result is blood cells (platelets) and growth factors (GF) enriched plasma. This plasma is injected in the required skin areas using an ultrathin needle. Thus, the mechanism of the skin’s main structural components collagen and elastin production starts naturally.
In which conditions is PRP used?
PRP is used to treat:
- Hyperpigmentation
- Acne scars
- Sagging skin and wrinkles
- Stretch marks
- Hair loss
To which parts of the body can PRP be applied?
- Whole face including under-eye area
- Neck and décolleté areas
- Hair roots
- Neck
- Hips
- Hands
Does PRP apply to everyone?
PRP is a treatment that can be applied to every age group and gender. There are the ones to whom it cannot be applied:
- Pregnant
- People with bleeding disorder
- People with platelet function and number disorder
- Cancer patients
Number of Sessions
The number of sessions varies from person to person, but the result can be achieved by an average of 3-6 sessions.
Session Duration and Sessions Interval
Depending on the size of the treated area PRP session takes 30 to 40 minutes. Although a break between sessions depends on the patient's condition, the procedure is usually repeated after 2-3 weeks. As maintenance therapy, sessions should be repeated after 7-8 months.
Precautions after Treatment
There are no special requirements for the patient after the PRP sessions. Patients can resume normal daily life. During the PRP course, sunbathing and tanning should be avoided. After resorption of bruising and soreness of the skin there are no contraindications to staying under the sun.