PRP Treatment: Preparation and Aftercare for Skin and Hair
What should you consider before PRP treatment, and how should you care for your skin afterwards? This article covers medication, hair washing, skincare and exercise. It distinguishes between scalp injections, facial injections and PRP with microneedling, and explains which warning signs need medical attention.
Read morePRP Billing under the German GOÄ: Practical Guide for Physicians 2026
How should PRP treatment be billed under the German GOÄ? This practical guide explains GOÄ No. 284, blood collection, intra-articular injections, fee multipliers, reimbursable expenses under Section 10 GOÄ, private insurance and public-service aid, as well as the latest GOÄ reform. Includes practical calculators and plausibility checks.
Read moreWho is allowed to perform PRP treatment?
Who may perform PRP treatment in Germany? This guide explains the legal position for physicians, dermatologists, orthopaedists, dentists, Heilpraktiker, beauticians and medical practice staff, separating blood collection, PRP preparation, application and professional responsibility.
Read moreFreeze-Dried Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP): What Research Shows About PRP Powder
What exactly is PRP powder? Research has explored freeze-dried PRP, platelet lysates and cell-reduced platelet-derived concentrates for years. This article explains how these product families differ, what happens during lyophilization and reconstitution, which biological properties may be preserved and how strong the clinical evidence currently is. It also examines standardization, storage and the regulatory framework in Germany and the EU.
Read morePRPmed Professional Glossary – PRP, PRF, Centrifugation & Medical Devices
The PRPmed professional glossary explains key terms related to PRP, PRF, blood processing, centrifugation, RCF, RPM, PRP tubes, medical devices, MDR, CE marking, microneedling and aesthetic medicine. Clear definitions, distinctions, related terms and links to further professional information.
Read moreHettich EBA 200 MD for PRP & PRF: RCF, RPM, Rotor and Protocols
The Hettich EBA 200 MD Type 1810 is a medical centrifuge intended for separating human whole blood and blood components. This technical guide explains the E4413 rotor, RCF, RPM, effective radius and the correct transfer of PRP and PRF protocols. Includes an RCF/RPM calculator, reference table, Vi PRP-PRO calculation example and scientific classification of published PRF protocols.
Read moreJalupro Super Hydro or PRP? Differences in Biorevitalization and Skin Quality
Jalupro Super Hydro and PRP are often discussed in connection with biorevitalization and skin quality, but they are based on fundamentally different concepts. This article compares composition, origin, standardization, preparation and practical selection criteria. It also explains why a ready-to-use formulation containing hyaluronic acid, amino acids and peptides cannot be directly equated with an individually prepared autologous PRP product.
Read moreOrthovisc for osteoarthritis: composition, use and evidence
What is Orthovisc, what does it contain and how is it used? This article explains the intra-articular sodium hyaluronate solution, reviews its administration and safety, and shows why the evidence on hyaluronic acid injections for osteoarthritis is assessed differently.
Read morePolynucleotide Skin Boosters: How Rejuran Differs from Hyaluronic Acid Fillers and PRP
What are polynucleotides, and how should Rejuran Healer be classified? This article compares PN skin boosters with hyaluronic acid fillers and PRP while critically reviewing the available evidence.
Read moreVi PRP-PRO PRP Tubes: Product Data, CE 0425 and International Availability
This technical article brings together the key product and regulatory information for Vi PRP-PRO. It covers the material, additives, Class IIa status, CE 0425, the protocol of 1200 × g for 7 minutes and international ordering options for professional users.
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