PRP (Platelet-rich plasma) is the injection of blood plasma into the body by separating it with a special process after a small amount of blood is taken from the body of the person. The obtained plasma is very rich in thrombocyte cells called “platelets”.
What is PRP?
What are the techniques used in PRP process?
In plasma obtained from blood taken from the person, the part at the bottom of the tube is the richest part in terms of clot cells and growth factors. The plasma obtained in the PRP treatment is applied to the problematic area of the skin with the help of tiny needles.
After fractional laser and fractional radio frequency applications, PRP injection can be applied to the skin. In this way, PRP is easily absorbed from the opened pores.
Why are platelets important?
The main task of platelets is; to stop bleeding and initiate healing when vascular integrity is impaired.
It contains many growth factors and cytokines in platelets. Due to these properties, it provides healing of wounds.
After the benefits of platelets were recognized, they began to be used in many forms in the medical field. When used to restore damaged tissues to normal successful results were achieved.
In which situations should I have PRP procedure?
Wrinkle,
Blot formations,
Acne and scars
Skin cracks and hair loss,
Joint and muscle diseases,
PRP procedure can be applied in acute and chronic pain complaints.
Recovery process following PRP procedure
The effect is seen in the first week after the procedure. You will notice the naturalness, vitality and brightness of your skin.
There are noticeable differences in hair root nutrition and rate of increase.
To maintain the effect of PRP treatment, you need to be in constant communication with your doctor.
When the treatment is applied at regular intervals, with a minimum of 4-6 sessions, much more permanent and impressive results are seen.
FAQS
How does PRP therapy work?
PRP therapy works by utilizing the growth factors and healing properties found in platelets. When the concentrated PRP is injected into the targeted area, it stimulates the natural healing processes of the body, promoting tissue repair, collagen production, and new blood vessel formation.
Is PRP therapy safe?
Since PRP therapy uses a patient’s own blood, the risk of an allergic reaction or transmission of infectious diseases is extremely low. However, as with any medical procedure, there are potential risks and side effects, such as infection, pain, and bruising at the injection site. It is important to have the procedure performed by a qualified healthcare professional.
Are the results of PRP therapy long-lasting?
The longevity of results from PRP therapy varies depending on the individual and the specific condition being treated. In some cases, multiple treatment sessions may be needed to maintain the desired outcome. Periodic follow-up treatments may also be recommended to sustain the benefits of PRP therapy.
Can PRP therapy be combined with other treatments?
Yes, PRP therapy can be combined with other treatments to enhance the overall results. For example, PRP therapy is often used in conjunction with microneedling, laser treatments, or surgical procedures to optimize outcomes and accelerate healing.