The blood-rich plate plasma (PRP) is a blood-reserve from its own blood, obtained through treatments such as centrifugal centrifugal treatment, and is usually more thick than the original blood. In addition to being involved in coagulation, the plate releases the long-term factors associated with the organisational rehabilitation process, so that the PRP is one of the directions of regenerative medicine and skin-related research.
Skin related research and applications
There are studies on PRP applications in skin and skin, as well as in fine and pox scars. However, the methods of preparation, use and evaluation criteria used by different research institutions are not consistent, and the results and duration of the process are still to be confirmed by more high-quality research, which cannot be expected to have individual effects under the name "self" or "regeneration".
What do you need to know before you get evaluated?
The PRP, which involves blood pumping, blood treatment and subsequent medical treatment, is not an ordinary daily skin care. Even if they use their own blood, there is a risk of pain, bruises, larvae or infection. The consultation should provide doctors with medical history, medical data and a history of skin-and-skin treatment, and should be evaluated by doctors for suitability and for risk and other options.
GenHealth It provides information, data transfer and pre-arranged administrative assistance. A separate medical evaluation and actual procedure is carried out by the relevant medical institutions and staff.
