PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) is the abbreviation for the part of the blood that is separated by centrifugation, called platelet-rich plasma. The administration of this separated part into the skin by injection or micro-needling methods is called PRP application. The platelets and growth factors in PRP show their effect by repairing the tissue in the area where they are applied.

After PRP application, vitality, brightness and tightening appear on the skin. Wrinkles, cracks, acne scars and scars on the skin are corrected. PRP application increases the nutrition of weakened hair follicles. It provides treatment for hair problems such as hair loss, hair breakage and split ends.

What problems can be treated with PRP application?

  • Wrinkles on the skin
  • Skin spots
  • Skin cracks
  • Acne scars
  • Scars
  • Hair loss

How is PRP applied?

First, 8-10 ml of blood is taken from the person. After this blood is placed in a special tube, a centrifugation process is applied to separate the plasma part, which is rich in platelets and growth factors.

This separated part (PRP) is applied to the skin by local injection or microneedling methods.

When will the positive effects of PRP be seen?

Immediately after application, a healthy glow appears on the skin. Later, this shiny appearance regresses slightly, but after 3 or 4 applications (i.e. after applying 1 course), a permanent effect becomes apparent.

How long after PRP application can one return to daily life?

PRP application is a procedure that takes approximately 30 minutes, and you can return to your daily life immediately after the application.

How many sessions of PRP application are required?

3-4 sessions are performed at 3-week intervals.

Is PRP a painful procedure?

Since very thin needles are used for the application and local anesthesia is administered before the procedure, there is almost no pain during the application.

Does PRP have any side effects?

Unlike other methods applied for aesthetic purposes, it does not cause any side effects because the plasma portion of the blood taken from the person is concentrated and given to the person without adding any additives. There is no risk of allergy or infection. Temporary redness and bruising may occur after the application.