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PRP injections for lips
A PRP treatment for lips consists of a painless injection of platelet-enriched plasma into the skin. The resource for the procedure is the patient's blood, from which platelets are obtained in a concentrated form. These are responsible for stimulating cellular functions and inhibiting the aging process.
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Questions and answers about carboxytherapy
The main cause of aging of the epidermis is a lack of oxygen in the tissues.
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Answers to frequently asked questions about PRP treatment
What is PRP treatment? It is a medical technology that uses an injectable form of autoplasm derived from blood platelets.
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PRP therapy: its therapeutic properties
PRP therapy is an injectable procedure in which a patient's platelet-rich plasma is injected into a body part that requires rapid healing, i.e., it is intended to accelerate regeneration and stimulate the growth of the body's own cells.
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Saving Lives: Blood Plasma
Blood plasma is a versatile drug with pronounced detoxifying and hemostatic properties. It has various functions (nutrition, transport, buffering and others).
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PRP nebulizer for lung diseases - an innovative treatment method
One of the most serious effects of coronavirus disease (COVID19) is lung diseases such as acute respiratory distress syndrome. In the absence of effective treatments, it is necessary to search for new therapies and therapeutic targets. Platelets play a fundamental role in respiratory diseases derived from viral infections, as they are the first line of defense against viruses and are essential for maintaining lung function.
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What is regenerative medicine?
Regenerative medicine encompasses many different innovative therapies whose goal is autologous (the body's own) tissue regeneration.
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PRP treatment in sports medicine
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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PRP treatment for rosacea
PPR allows the skin to rejuvenate and repair itself, which can help relieve and calm the symptoms of rosacea.
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