PRP

PRP is a therapy method that led to a breakthrough advancement in the management of hair loss. People may refer to PRP as “plasma treatment” or “stem cell therapy” because it uses the patient’s own blood. It has been used for many years to treat hair loss, soft tissue injuries, and wounds throughout Europe, America, and the Far East. Prp; It is a medical procedure that has been given FDA (Food and Drug Administration) approval. It is a very safe procedure that doesn’t trigger allergic reactions. the application of the person’s own blood.

A tiny volume of blood is drawn from the body for PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma), which is then separated from the plasma using a unique procedure before being injected back into the body. For the PRP procedure, 8–20 cc of the patient’s blood are drawn and centrifuged.

Red and white blood are the two components of centrifuged blood. White blood cells, platelets, clotting factors, and PDF (platelet growth factor) are all present in red blood. The highly concentrated platelet rich plasma (PRP) is then injected into the scalp after red blood has undergone specific processing. The so-called “platelets” found in this plasma injection are substantially enriched. There are numerous intracellular structures, including glycogen, within the platelets.

Alpha granules as well as lysosomes. The clotting and growth factors found in these PRP granules are eventually released during the healing and repair process.

Prp enhances already-existing hair follicles and substantially reduces hair loss. Prp does not work when applied to non-hairy areas.

It is a technique of treatment that experts advise, particularly following a hair transplant procedure. After hair transplantation, tissues repair swiftly and hair follicles grow more quickly when the PrP treatment is used. It is advised that a total of 6 sessions of PRP treatment, given once per month, be completed to obtain the desired outcome.

Advantages of PRP therapy

100% Natural

Treatment for Tendonitis Pain,

Increases Hair Growth,

Treat Unresponsive Injuries

Unresponsive Injuries,

And Youthful Skin