Prp

PRP is a procedure made by injecting a substance obtained from the person's own blood, consisting of the initials of the term 'Platelet Rich Plasma' in English. The injected substance is platelet-enriched plasma. This plasma is a component of blood that helps blood to clot and contains proteins. In addition, it contains different proteins that help cell growth. PRP, which contains higher platelet than plasma, is injected into damaged tissues and provides support for the growth of new, healthy cells in the body. To prepare the PRP to be injected, blood is taken from the patient. The blood separated from its components becomes for injection. Then, the prepared PRP is injected into the area to be injected. PRP is also a method used to accelerate healing and provide tissue repair. PRP can be used for reasons such as helping hair growth, skin rejuvenation, accelerating soft tissue healing.