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PRP - Platelet Rich Plasma

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What is PRP?

The Plasma Rich Platelet (PRP) Facial is an advanced treatment which uses your body’s own resources and mechanisms to stimulate and improve the condition and appearance of the skin.

PRP is a versatile and credible medical treatment which is used for a variety of applications including healing wounds and burns. It is also used in sports medicine and orthopaedic treatments. 

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Benefits You Can Reap from PRP

 

PRP therapy harnesses the healing power of concentrated platelets in blood plasma to regenerate tissues, improve skin, stimulate hair growth, and reduce inflammation and pain in conditions like arthritis. It’s minimally invasive, safe, and widely applicable across medical fields. However, its efficacy can vary, necessitating consultation with a healthcare provider to assess suitability and discuss potential outcomes.

  • How is it administered
PRP therapy begins with the extraction of a small amount of the patient’s blood, which is then centrifuged to separate the platelet-rich plasma from other blood components. The PRP is then prepared for administration, often by activating it with a calcium chloride solution. Depending on the condition being treated, the PRP is either injected directly into the treatment area or applied topically after microneedling. Post-treatment care may involve rest and avoiding strenuous activity. PRP therapy is a minimally invasive procedure typically performed in a healthcare provider’s office, with the entire process lasting about 30-60 minutes.
  • What are the side effects
PRP therapy, generally safe, can lead to side effects such as pain, bruising, swelling, infection, allergic reactions, nerve injury, tissue damage, or lack of improvement in the treated condition. To minimize risks, ensure the procedure is done by a qualified provider using sterile techniques. Discuss any concerns or allergies with your provider beforehand, as outcomes may vary depending on the treated condition.

PRP therapy is chosen for its minimally invasive nature, utilizing the patient’s own blood to stimulate healing without the need for surgery. With a low risk of side effects, it offers a natural approach to tissue regeneration and can be applied across various medical specialties. Its personalized treatment protocols cater to individual needs, ensuring tailored care. PRP therapy’s versatility makes it suitable for conditions like chronic wounds, musculoskeletal injuries, and hair loss. With minimal downtime, patients can quickly resume their daily activities, making PRP therapy an attractive option for those seeking effective and convenient treatment.