PRP PRP ( platelet rich plasma ) is the separation of the plasma by a special process after some blood is received from the body and reintroduced into the body by injection. The plasma obtained as a result of this process is extremely rich in cells. Platelets in the blood are of great importance for the healing of wounds. With PRP treatment, it is possible to rejuvenate the skin and treat some diseases. In the treatment, cells are regenerated by using people's own blood instead of drugs, and the effects of genetic factors are also eliminated. This method, which is also used in the treatment of some pain and hair loss, is frequently preferred by many people. In Which Diseases PRP is Used To Treat? PRP treatment, which is used in many fields of medicine, is preferred by many doctors today and heals many patients. In varicose veins, treatment of diabetes-related wounds, tendon injuries, tennis elbow tendinitis, PRP method is used to accelerate the healing of wounds after dental implants. Aging and visible changes occur in the skin due to environmental reasons and age factor. The elasticity of the skin decreases as the wrinkle increases. Due to the sagging of the skin, the skin loses its vitality. PRP, which is frequently used for antiaging treatment, provides a completely natural rejuvenation with 3-4 sessions. From the moment of PRP, it starts to gain elasticity by getting rid of skin dullness visibly. How is PRP Performed? PRP procedure, which should be applied by specialist doctors, is a highly preferred treatment today. For this procedure, first of all, the blood received from the patient is stored in a special tube and under sterile conditions. It is placed in a tube containing gel. The substances in the blood in the centrifuge tube are separated in about 5-8 minutes. Thus, the blood is separated from the plasma, which has a very rich content. This rich mixture is applied to the relevant areas by injection. PRP is applied in an average of 3-4 sessions at 2 or 4-week intervals and of course according to the needs of the person. It is mostly applied in combination with mesotherapy. After the PRP cure is completed, the procedure can be continued with injections 1-2 times a year, and more permanent results can be obtained. Conditions Causing PRP Implementation The most important conditions that require PRP treatment are revitalization, regeneration and brightening of the skin. Strengthening the hair and preventing hair loss Preventing wrinkles, sagging and collapses To help the skin to be structured, renewed and revitalized against situations such as skin diseases, wounds and cracks Helping the skin to recover quickly after laser-like procedures To use in hands, arms, face, neck, inner legs and cleavage areas for medical aesthetics Orthopedic problems Pimples and scars It is applied to achieve a non-surgical solution in the Achilles tendon. What is Hair Treatment with PRP Method? Apart from the normal daily 100-150 strands of hair loss, if more hair is shed, this should be taken seriously. PRP method, which is also used in hair treatments, gives very successful results. During this method, which gives effective results especially in hair loss, the patient's blood is received and tested by a device. The part called platelet that will nourish the hair follicles is separated. It is then injected into the lost area. It gives very effective results especially in lost due to genetic factors. The basis of this application is tissue regeneration. In addition, this application definitely leaves no trace and you can easily return to daily life afterwards. Skin Rejuvenation with PRP Method A condition called skin regeneration or rejuvenation is just like the healing process of wounds. Resolving the damage to the skin in the most effective, fast and natural ways is the most important element. Therefore, the PRP method activates the power in the veins. With PRP, skin rejuvenation can mostly be applied in areas such as the face, neck, hands, legs, cleavage and inner legs. PRP method is extremely successful in removing all wrinkles, sagging, depression and stains exposed to UV rays. Rejuvenation of the skin is achieved by restoring flexibility and brightness. In addition, the healing of long-term wounds in the body and the structuring of damaged areas of the skin can be controlled by PRP. PRP method lasts approximately 3-4 sessions at 2-4 week intervals. The best part of the PRP method is to achieve rejuvenation in a completely natural way without using drugs or foreign substances in the body.