What is therapy with Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)?

Therapy with PRP is a therapy that is used since more than 20 years ago with the aim of stimulating cells to regenerate different tissues and organs.
This therapy is simple, quick and easy, with excellent results for various types of pathologies.

What diseases can be treated with PRP?

Historically, the PRP has been used in cardiac surgery and in the branch of dentistry.

It is currently used much more for degenerative problems of the articular cartilage, ligament injuries, tendinopathies, and muscle tears.
However, in the area of dermatology, it is used for the closure of the ulcers of the skin, and for skin rejuvenation and hair loss.

How will the therapy with PRP?

The benefits of PRP are more than interesting, because promotes the stimulation and the formation of new blood vessels, collagen and structures necessary for cell regeneration.

That is to say, these cells act as fertilizers cell in order to regenerate tissues and organs from one's own cells that have the body of a human being.

What are the risks of therapy with PRP?

In general, these therapeutic to be autologous, they are safe, always and when you make a staff trained in regenerative medicine.

How do I get the PRP?

The PRP is obtained simply with a simple blood test with a closed system, it is processed in an area of biometric-security, and finally re-inject the product on the site that you want to regenerate. All PRP to be applied must previously be accounted for.

How is the treatment?

The treatment of PRP is performed in a term maximum of 60 minutes, is an outpatient with patient discharge. It consists of a simple injection with the product to produce the desired therapeutic effect by the physician.

You should always be performed by a Physician, who is licensed by the regulatory bodies and regulations to apply it.