What you should know about platelet rich plasma
Plastic surgery
Author: Aulio BustosModified date:
What is platelet rich plasma for?
Platelet-rich plasma is used for oxygenation of the facial skin and the back of the hands. It also strengthens and gives texture and firmness to the scalp and prevents it from falling.
How do you get platelet rich plasma?
Platelet-rich plasma is obtained in the office by blood extraction by qualified personnel. Then it is centrifuged with certain steps and the platelet-rich plasma is obtained.
Who is a candidate for platelet rich plasma?
The candidates are those patients with pigmented areas both on the face and on the back of the hand. Patients who suffer from dry skin or rough skin or who have drooping of the scalp.
Is the placement of platelet rich plasma painful?
The application of platelet rich plasma can be bothersome, but if the application is not tolerated, a light sedation can be used. It depends on the patient's pain tolerance, it is normally done in the office after applying creams with impregnation of anesthetics.
What is the difference between traditional platelet rich plasma and 3rd generation plasma?
The difference between traditional platelet rich plasma and 3rd generation plasma lies in the process mechanism. The 3rd generation is much more selective in plasma and we could apply trace elements, vitamins and hyaluronic acid.
What is 3rd generation plasma applied to the back of the hand?
The application of 3rd generation plasma on the back of the hands greatly improves stains and skin aging.
Is platelet rich plasma good for facial rejuvenation?
Platelet-rich plasma works well for facial aging and oxygenates the skin.
How often should I apply the plasma to see results?
We recommend 2 annual applications and later 1 annual for 2 years.
How long does platelet rich plasma last?
Platelet rich plasma can last up to an average of 3-5 years.
Is platelet rich plasma good for baldness?
Platelet rich plasma greatly improves hair loss and stimulates hair loss.