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PRP is an agent used to biologically stimulate tissue healing. It can be an effective method of treating sports injuries and is therefore becoming increasingly popular. PRP procedure can and should play an important role in solving the most current orthopedic problems in the present and in the future!
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PPR allows the skin to rejuvenate and repair itself, which can help relieve and calm the symptoms of rosacea.
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In the modern world, 90% of women struggle with body blemishes (cellulite, stretch marks). The introduction of autologous platelet plasma can reduce the severity of these defects and improve the quality and appearance of the skin.
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Hair loss, also called alopecia, is complete or partial baldness due to hormonal changes or physical or psychological stress.
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FUE transplants are the most common and successful method of curing hair loss. Find out more about the FUE hair transplant process.
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We are often asked what equipment is needed for plasma gel? You will find an answer in this article.
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The use of plasma growth factors has opened up a new clinical field of application in medicine and given rise to a new discipline called regenerative medicine. In many areas such as traumatology, dental implants or anaesthesia, the use of this biotechnology can improve patients' quality of life.
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Repetitive movements can stretch tendons and cause pain, swelling and limited movement. Try PRP therapy to perform tendon repair, which can heal hard tissue and not just mask pain and cause long-term damage like traditional treatments.
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In recent years, doctors have learned that the body has the ability to heal itself. Platelet-rich plasma therapy is a form of regenerative medicine that can harness these abilities and boost the natural growth factors your body uses to heal tissue. What is plasma and what are platelets? Read more about it!
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Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is a condition that affects a patient's quality of life. About three to six percent of the adult population in the United States suffers from carpal tunnel. Some cases of CTS improve on their own, but many require medical intervention. Unfortunately, many modern medical treatments offer only short-term relief for patients. They do not solve the underlying problem that causes CTS.
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