PRP Application

What is Prp Application?

For Prp application, it would be very appropriate to say health that comes with one’s own blood. It is certain that we invest in the future on behalf of our skin with Prp application. The Prp process, which is used for healing in many fields of medicine, has been used in the cosmetic industry for a long time. It is the process of separating platelets (platelets) by passing the blood taken from the person through a special centrifuge system. Platelets, also known as platelets, are blood components that contain the “growth factors” necessary to repair damaged tissues in our body and return them to their natural state. When any damage occurs in our tissues, our blood starts a repair process by collecting platelets into this tissue, and the purpose of PRP application is to provide this target tissue with a much larger number of platelets than can be transported by the bloodstream, so that the repair of the damaged tissue starts so quickly and strongly and results more quickly. Because the density of platelets obtained with PRP is 2 to 4 times higher than in blood. Stem cell and PRP treatment are different from each other. Stem cell therapy or cellular therapy means the introduction of new cells into a damaged organ to treat an injury or disease. In PRP application, platelets are utilized as a factor that initiates and stimulates repair for the repair of damaged tissue. PRP procedure applied on the skin can be applied in fine lines, as a support for spot treatment, in the treatment of stretch marks on the body, for a bright and healthy skin. It stimulates fibroblasts in the skin to synthesize new elastin collagen. PRP can be applied as a support to treatment in androgenetic alopecia (hormone-dependent hair loss), seasonal hair loss, and all other systemic hair loss conditions. PRP prolongs the life span of cells by activating signaling pathways in the scalp, stimulates the production phase in the hair cycle and increases the vascular network around the hair follicles. Depending on the needs of the person, at least 6 sessions should be applied at intervals of 10-15 days. If the physician deems necessary, it can be done together with mesotherapy products. Slight redness is normal after the application, and the treated area should not be washed that day. PRP application is not performed in pregnant women, nursing mothers, people taking blood thinners, collagen tissue diseases and chronic infection patients.