What Is PRP?
effective with many different facial issues
Plasma is composed mostly of water and proteins and is the intermediate for red and white blood cells and platelets to circulate through your body while platelets are blood cells that can activate your body's natural healing process. The plasma is enhanced through an activation process that releases growth factors and then injected into a specific area where those factors trigger stem cells into the production of collagen and repairing tissues or stimulate growth in hair follicles. There are four types of PRP: pure PRP (low white blood count, anti-coagulated liquid), leukocyte-rich PCP (high white blood count, anti-coagulated liquid), pure platelet-rich fibrin (low white blood count, coagulated fibrin matrix), and leukocyte-rich PRF (high white blood count, coagulated fibrin matrix).
Platelet-rich plasma can be effective with many facial issues as well as hair therapy and common injuries. From a facial treatment point of view, PRP can treat acne or traumatic scars, fine lines and wrinkles, hair loss, hyperpigmentation, rough skin texture, and stretch marks. PRP can also address hair loss and promote the growth of hair. It may be possible for PRP to also help with the treatment of some conditions like knee osteoarthritis or tennis elbow or injuries like ligament tears or joint sprains.
