PRP Treatment

PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) is a type of plasma rich in platelets and is a therapy used especially in medicine and aesthetic surgery. Platelets are cells that support the body's blood clotting and injury healing. PRP treatment involves reinjecting a plasma solution enriched with platelets obtained from the patient's own blood into the body.

PRP treatment includes the following steps:

Blood Collection: In the first step, some blood is taken from the patient, usually with a blood tube or needle.
Centrifugation of Blood: The collected blood is separated into components by spinning in a centrifuge machine. During this process, platelets are separated and an enriched platelet plasma solution is created.
PRP Injection: The enriched PRP solution is injected back into the specific treatment area. These areas can be used for different medical or aesthetic purposes, such as accelerating injury healing, skin rejuvenation, reducing hair loss, or treating joint disorders.
Some areas where PRP is used may be:

Facial Rejuvenation: PRP can be injected into the facial skin for skin rejuvenation and wrinkle reduction. This is also often referred to as a "vampire facelift".
Hair Treatment: PRP can be injected into the scalp to stop hair loss and stimulate hair growth.
Joint Conditions: PRP can be used in the treatment of some orthopedic conditions, especially joint diseases such as osteoarthritis.
Injury Healing: PRP can be used to accelerate healing processes after sports injuries or surgery.