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Aesthetic medicine is the aging of the person, the preservation of his current situation and stylistic interventions in certain areas. Unlike plastic surgery, it is performed without any incision. The types of aesthetic medicine are very diverse and have been developed with new technologies. Aesthetic medicine applications are usually injections under the skin.
PRP, which stands for “Platelet Rich Plasma”, is a skin rejuvenation method which has been commonly preferred in recent years.
It is a method used in removal of fine lines and wrinkles in the face, neck, cleavage area, hands and body and treatment of acne scars, spots and hair loss.
Genetic, environmental, age-related, stress-based, alcohol and cigarette-induced factors adversely affect metabolism and slow down cell regeneration. PRP leads to increased production and brings about regeneration effect in the tissue it has been applied to. Its platelets have restorative effects.
PRP obtained from a person’s own blood is administered by injecting small amounts under the skin, and platelets the amount of which is much more than the amount that can be transported through the bloodstream are delivered to the area that needs to be repaired to provide rapid regeneration. PRP strengthens the collagen structure in the area of application and the bond between the cells. |