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PRP Treatment

What is PRP?

PRP, which stands for Platelet Rich Plasma, means Platelet Rich Plasma in Turkish. PRP treatment is a treatment method obtained from people’s own blood. The treatment is performed with the concentrated state of platelets (platelets). Platelets, which are colorless cell fragments, contain growth factors that are important in blood clotting and play a role in wound healing. PRP helps tissue repair by promoting regeneration in cells with the growth factors it contains.

What Does PRP Treatment Do?

PRP treatment provides healing of damaged skin with platelet-rich plasma obtained from the person’s own blood. The growth factors it contains promote cell regeneration and help to make a permanent repair in the target area. Since it is a non-surgical method, it is preferred by people who want a natural healing process.

Who Can Receive PRP Treatment?

PRP treatment can be applied to people with mild to moderate tissue damage, hair loss and skin deformations.For PRP treatment, individuals must be over the age of 18 and their general health conditions must be suitable for treatment. People who prefer PRP treatment usually have this treatment in the following cases:

  • People with wrinkles and fine lines on their skin
  • Those aiming to increase skin elasticity
  • Those with acne or pore problems
  • Those with hair loss problems
  • People with sports injuries
  • Individuals with orthopedic problems

In Which Diseases Is PRP Treatment Used?

PRP treatment plays a role in the treatment of many diseases. PRP treatment, which is an effective method for nerve and tissue regeneration, is safe and natural. The use of platelets obtained from the patient’s own blood minimizes the risk of allergy or infection. Growth factors regenerate damaged tissue and reduce inflammation. It increases the vitality of tissues by accelerating the natural healing process. In general, the conditions where PRP treatment is preferred are as follows:

  • Joint calcification (osteoarthritis)
  • Muscle and ligament injuries
  • Tendon injuries
  • Torn muscles
  • Hair loss
  • Dermatological problems
  • Skin rejuvenation
  • Acne and acne scars
  • Skin blemishes
  • Loss of Elasticity

How is PRP done?

The first step in PRP treatment is blood collection. Blood is taken from the patient’s own blood with the help of a tube between 10-20 ml. The blood is separated in a centrifuge machine. The centrifugation process takes about 10 minutes on average. After the platelet-rich plasma is separated, it is injected into the skin by injection. 

How Many Sessions Is PRP Applied?

PRP treatment is applied in 4 to 5 sessions. The number of PRP sessions varies according to the area to be treated and the needs of the person. Since each individual’s skin is different, PRP treatment planning is decided as a result of personal evaluation. However, on average, 4 sessions are sufficient for PRP treatment.

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      Advantages of Having PRP

      PRP, a natural and safe treatment, regenerates the skin using platelet-rich plasma obtained from the patient’s own blood. The benefits of PRP treatment, which activates the body’s natural healing process, are as follows:

      • Long lasting effect 
      • Safe and effective treatment
      • Non-surgical and minimally invasive
      • Medical and aesthetic recovery
      • Accelerates cell regeneration
      • Heals damaged tissue
      • Increases collagen production

      What are the Risks of PRP Treatment?

      PRP treatment involves the use of natural growth factors in the body. Therefore, it is considered a safe treatment. However, as with any medical practice, there may be some risks and side effects. PRP risks and side effects can be summarized as follows:

      • Bleeding
      • Infection
      • Hematoma
      • Allergic Reaction
      • Sensitivity
      • Agri
      • Redness
      • Edema

      Things to Consider Before and After PRP Treatment

      It is important to follow the specialist’s instructions before and after PRP treatment to ensure that the treatment is effective and risks are minimized. During the preliminary examination before PRP, a personalized treatment plan is first created and the number of sessions is decided within the scope of the person’s needs. During the preliminary examination, the specialist should be informed about the general health status.

      Blood thinners should not be used at least 2 weeks before PRP treatment. Aspirin, ibuprofen, blood thinners or herbal teas may affect blood clotting. Alcohol and smoking should be stopped as they negatively affect blood circulation.

      It is possible to continue daily life after PRP treatment. However, skin sensitivity may be felt for the first few hours. Injection-induced pain can be treated with painkillers.

      Hot showers should not be taken for 2 days after PRP. Excessively hot water may reduce the effect of the treatment. Makeup should not be applied to the skin, especially for the first 24 hours. Only personal care products should be used. After treatment, the skin should be protected from the sun and sunscreen should be applied regularly.

      PRP Prices

      PRP prices vary according to the area of application, the number of sessions, the experience of the specialist, the quality of the materials and additional procedures. You can contact us to get information about PRP treatment prices, you can make an appointment for a treatment plan.

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      Does PRP work?
      Who is not suitable for PRP?
      PRP is not applied to people with active infections, people undergoing cancer treatment, pregnant and breastfeeding people.