What are the reasons for a PRP application?
- - Gives the skin elasticity and shine
- - Prevents hair loss, strengthens the hair
- - Prevent wrinkles and dimples
- - Reconstruction of the skin in case of wounds, cracks and skin damage
- - Ensure rapid structuring of the skin after procedures such as laser
- - It is used in areas such as the face, hands and arms, inner legs, neck and décolleté in medical aesthetics.
- - PRP offers a non-surgical solution for Achilles tendon rupture.
- - The PRP method is also used for pain.
How does a hair treatment with PRP work?
Hair loss of 100-150 strands per day is considered normal If it is more, hair loss should be taken seriously PRP also provides successful results in hair treatment Patients have been found to have very effective results, especially with hair loss In the PRP procedure, the patient's own blood is taken and passed through an instrument Here the part that nourishes and develops the roots becomes the Called platelets is separated and injected into the spilled area This method is particularly effective for genetic spills Hair mesotherapy can can also be used in combination with PRP in patients with genetic loss.
In PRP application for hair, 10 ml of venous blood is first taken from the patient (1/10 of 1 tea glass) The centrifuged blood is divided into two parts as white and red blood Red blood contains white blood cells, platelets, clotting factors, PGF (platelet-derived growth factor) After the red blood has undergone a special treatment, it is injected into the diluted area by nap The basis of this application is tissue regeneration Hair treatment with PRP 30 min As long as it lasts, there is no pain in applying it After PRP, there is no trace and the person can immediately resume his usual life.
How long does a hair treatment with PRP take?
Hair treatment with PRP is applied in a maximum of 30 minutes every 15 days and usually lasts 3-4 months After that, it is enough to apply it once a year The most important advantage of this method is that the special plasma is obtained from the patient's own blood and does not involve any allergy risk.
How is the skin rejuvenation method with PRP applied?
Skin aging is caused by the loss of some of its properties, just like an injury Skin rejuvenation methods mimic various methods used during wound healing The structure that can repair skin damage most effectively, quickly and naturally is also a part of the whole of which the skin is a part For this reason, PRP has evolved as a method to activate this magical power circulating in our veins.
Skin rejuvenation with PRP is usually considered for various parts of the body such as the face, neck, décolleté, hands, inner sides of the legs, arms Especially immediately after applications such as laser and peeling, a quick structuring of the skin is possible.
On the skin exposed to UV rays can remove wrinkles, spots and depressions Restoring flexibility and brightness to the skin is one of the most important results of skin rejuvenation with PRP PRP can also be used to control the healing of wounds that take a long time to heal in the body and conditions where the quality of the skin is damaged, such as cracks.
How many sessions does the skin rejuvenation method with PRP take?
PRP, which causes rejuvenation by injecting your own blood into your body, can take 3-4 sessions with an average of 2-4 week intervals The most striking feature of the PRP method is that it offers completely natural rejuvenation without adding any foreign substances or drugs to the body.
Thanks to PRP, dry and dull skin texture is improved from the first sessions From the bee is observed a reduction in wrinkles and an increase in the elasticity of the skin PRP doesn't just help alleviate the signs of aging At the same time it acts as "youth inoculation." by slowing down the ageing process For this reason, it is a method that can be used by any adult who wants to slow down the aging process without waiting for signs of aging.
How long does the effect of PRP on the skin last?
The bright and healthy complexion that appears on the skin after PRP may lighten after some time Therefore, it should be supplemented with additional skin rejuvenating applications A repetition of the cures every 10-12 months after 3 or 4 cycles of PRP application makes the rejuvenation effect almost permanent.
What is the significance of PRP in pain therapy?
Prp is the sample from a person's own blood that is enriched with proteins and growth factors after certain processes Growth factors and proteins are substances that reduce the inflammatory process, relieve pain and support tissue healing Successful results can be achieved with PRP treatments for musculoskeletal injuries and inflammatory diseases PRP can be used to treat shoulder pain, anterior cruciate ligament injuries, joint calcifications, ankle sprains The fluid used in PRP treatment, which is obtained by separating the sample from the patient's own blood, is applied as a serum to the painful or sensitive area.
As proteins and growth factors activate silent local stem cells, plasma fluid acts as a natural remedy and accelerates the healing of injured structures such as tendon cartilage.
In what areas is PRP most commonly used in pain management?
- - Knee calcification
- - Calcification of the hip joint
- - Shoulder pain,
- - Tennis elbow, golfer's elbow,
- - Anterior cruciate ligament injuries Knee shoulder,
- - Ankle sprains,
- - Heel spur,
- - Treatment of muscle tension, known as grip pain
Does PRP have side effects?
In the area where the PRP treatment is applied, there may be minor swelling, pain and bruising where the injection stings Care should be taken to ensure that the treatment area is sterile so as not to cause infection However, these side effects are not very common and do not cause any side effects because they are the patient's own cells Those who use blood thinners, have cancer, have various blood disorders, have an infection or inflammation in the area where the PRP is performed, pregnant and breastfeeding women are not suitable for PRP It is also recommended not to take a bath on the first day after PRP treatment and to protect yourself from the sun.
How is knee osteoarthritis treated with PRP?
PRP is often used for knee osteoarthritis Knee cartilage wears down due to age, trauma, and various reasons This wear and tear triggers an inflammatory process Factors that cause inflammation cause pain and swelling in the knee joint, accelerate cartilage wear and lead to calcification Protein and growth factors applied to the knee with PRP reduce this inflammatory process, prevent destruction of the cartilage and promote healing PRP applications increase patient comfort.
How does PRP work in IVF treatment?
PRP is administered by injecting the precipitate, prepared after a special separation procedure of the patient's own blood, into both ovarian tissues under ultrasound guidance.
The reaction of the ovarian tissue usually begins in the 3rd month after use Although pregnancies beyond oocyte retrieval have been achieved in some patients who are hopeless or whose ovarian response has worsened after PRP treatment, there is not yet sufficient data to conclude that the PRP method has been statistically significant in these cases.
