PRP Treatment

PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma), meaning platelet rich plasma in Turkish, is a treatment method obtained from the person’s own blood and offers solutions to a number of health problems. PRP treatment is used for repairing damaged tissue, skin rejuvenation, preventing hair loss and many aesthetic purposes, thanks to the growth factors released from the platelets it contains.

How is PRP Prepared?

Preparation of PRP begins with taking the patient’s own blood. The blood taken is placed in special tubes and centrifuged at a certain time and speed. During this process, blood cells are separated and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is obtained. The resulting PRP is enriched with growth factors and made beneficial for the skin.

How is PRP Applied?

PRP application involves injecting the obtained platelet-rich plasma into the body using various methods. These methods include injection with fine needles, dermapen or dermaroller applications, serial injections with a mesotherapy gun, injection into the scalp in hair transplantation or hair mesotherapy, mixing into fat injection, iontophoresis in the form of a face mask, and application by mixing with moisturizing creams after laser.

Which problems is PRP used to solve?

PRP treatment plays an effective role in solving a number of aesthetic and health problems:

• Reducing skin wrinkles
• Renewal and revitalization of skin cells
• Reducing skin sagging
• Skin whitening, under eye dark circles and bags treatment
• Blemish treatment (Pregnancy, melasma)
• Acne and scars treatment
• Stopping hair loss and protecting hair health
• Cellulite and stretch marks treatments
• Chronic non-healing wound treatments
• Intra-articular treatment for painful joint disorders
• PRP treatment, which is used in many orthopedic and neurological disorders, is increasing its usage areas day by day.

PRP treatment is generally a safe method since it is obtained from the person’s own blood. However, it is important to seek consultation from a specialist doctor before each treatment and create a treatment plan specific to your personal situation.