PRP therapy has become popular in the field of aesthetic medicine as well as in the management of certain diseases as one of the newest and reliable treatment modalities. This is the new method which applies the patient’s blood to improve the skin texture, cure baldness and help in healing of injuries. Due to its safety in complications, the fact that it is an invasive procedure and the perceived success rate, PRP has become a versatile treatment for several conditions.
PRP therapy is well known for its high effectiveness in the production of collagen, increase of skin elasticity, and the general skin texture. Fine lines, wrinkles, acne scars, under-eye hollows are some of the conditions it effectively treats, hence making it popular in anti-aging treatments. PRP is also used to target dormant hair follicles in order to make them grow thicker and healthier hair. For medical purposes PRP enhances tissue healing and as such is used in sports injuries, arthritis and wound healing.
The main candidates for PRP are those who are looking for non-invasive methods to improve the appearance of skin, hair or injured tissues. It works best for those who have such concerns as early signs of aging, hair loss or sports related injuries. However, those with severe blood disorders, active infections or pregnancy should not undergo the procedure. The following-mentioned consultation with a doctor is essential to determine eligibility.
The first step is to have a meeting with a doctor who is well trained in the subject to explain your medical history, your desires and hopes. The process of preparation entails the avoidance of certain drugs, alcohol and smoking a few days before the treatment since the blood’s platelet function may be affected. It is also important to keep well hydrated to improve the outcome of the treatment as well.
PRP therapy starts with a very minor procedure which includes collection of blood from a vein in the arm. The blood is then processed in a centrifuge where it is whirled around so that the platelet rich plasma part is separated from other parts. The PRP is then taken and injected into the area in question through a small needle; the procedure can cause some discomfort but it is usually mild and the whole process takes 30 to 45 minutes.
Post procedure, patients can expect some swelling, redness and tenderness on the area where the injections were made, which usually resolves within two days. It is a fast recovery process and most patients are usually allowed to carry on with their normal activities immediately. It is advisable to make avoid up exercises, within sun the exposure, first and 24 application hours. of
The effects of PRP therapy appear gradually due to the process of collagen formation and tissue reconstruction. There are, however, noticeable changes in skin texture or hair growth which rolls off after 3-4 weeks with maximum results obtained after 2-3 sessions spaced a month apart. To sustain the advantage, the maintenance treatments are recommended.
PRP therapy is an innovative, yet natural approach to improve the skin texture, hair, and healing process. This makes it a safe and a desirable option for patients since it is minimally invasive and involves the use of the body’s resources.
Q: Is PRP painful?
A: It is mildly uncomfortable, usually described as having a light pinch like when a needle pricks.
Q: How long does it take for the results to show?
A: The results can lasts up to 12-18 months.
Q: Is there any danger in using it?
A: Since PRP is drawn from your blood, it reduces the chances of having allergic reactions or other complications.
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