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PRP (platelet-rich plasma)

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is a biostimulatory therapy that uses the growth factors in your own platelets to activate the fibroblasts and improve the texture, hydration and firmness of the skin, as well as the health of the hair.

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Gloved practitioner injecting plasma into the forehead of a reclining patient

Protocol

How the treatment works, step by step

  1. 01

    Blood sample collection

    A small sample of the patient's own blood is drawn in a clinical setting.

  2. 02

    Centrifugation and isolation

    The sample is processed to concentrate and isolate the platelet growth factors.

  3. 03

    Intradermal micro-injection

    Applied by precision micropuncture into the skin structure of the facial area.

  4. 04

    Recovery and stimulation

    Physiological activation of fibroblasts for regeneration and natural collagen production.

In short

Treatment time
40 min
Areas treated
Face and neck · Décolletage · Hands · Acne scars · Stretch marks · Scalp
Anaesthesia
Topical

What it is

The growth factors in the platelets have a repairing effect on the fibroblast, which becomes more active and produces better dermal proteins such as collagen, elastin and fibronectin. The advantage of biostimulatory therapies is that they use a biological substance made by our own body, free of chemicals and of the risks associated with them.

Who it is for

It suits you if you want to rejuvenate and revitalise your skin naturally, or if you want to treat or prevent hair loss.

Areas

  • Face and neck
  • Décolletage
  • Hands
  • Acne scars
  • Stretch marks
  • Scalp

The session

The treatment has three steps:

  1. Blood draw: a blood sample is taken from the patient.
  2. Centrifugation: the sample is centrifuged at 2800 to 3100 rpm for 10 to 15 minutes. It is then ready for activation.
  3. Application: the sample is applied to the treatment area with microinjections.
  • Duration: about 40 minutes.
  • Anaesthesia: topical.
  • Number of sessions: 3 to 8, depending on each person’s needs.

Results

Results start to show one month after beginning treatment and keep improving as the sessions are completed.

Benefits

  • Improves skin texture
  • Deep skin hydration
  • Reduces sagging
  • Smooths fine wrinkles
  • Rejuvenates the treated area
  • Treats and prevents hair loss
  • Improves the results of hair transplants

Frequently asked questions

What are biostimulatory therapies and how do they work on the skin?
They are treatments that detoxify, drain, nourish, revitalise, maintain and rebalance the skin's cells. They use the growth factors in the patient's own platelets to activate and repair the fibroblasts, the cells that produce dermal proteins such as collagen, elastin and fibronectin. Because the substance comes from your own body, there are none of the risks linked to chemical products. A blood sample is taken, centrifuged and applied with microinjections. The skin gains texture, hydration and firmness, fine wrinkles are reduced and the treated area looks revitalised.
Which areas of the body can benefit from biostimulatory therapies?
The most common areas are the face, neck, décolletage and hands, as well as acne scars, stretch marks and the scalp. On the face and neck it improves skin texture and firmness. On the décolletage and hands it hydrates deeply and reduces wrinkles. On acne scars and stretch marks it helps the skin regenerate, so they become less visible. On the scalp it stimulates hair growth, can help prevent hair loss and improves the results of hair transplants.
What does the procedure involve and how long does each session take?
It has three steps. First, a blood sample is taken. The sample is centrifuged at 2800 to 3100 rpm for 10 to 15 minutes to separate and concentrate the growth factors. The activated sample is then applied to the area with microinjections. Each session takes about 40 minutes, with topical anaesthesia. Depending on each person's needs, 3 to 8 sessions are recommended, and the effects are visible one month after starting treatment.
What specific benefits do biostimulatory therapies offer for the skin and hair?
On the skin, it improves texture, hydrates deeply, reduces sagging and smooths fine wrinkles. It also helps treat acne scars and stretch marks, because it promotes skin regeneration and repair. On the hair, it can help prevent hair loss, stimulates growth and improves the results of hair transplants. It uses your body's own growth factors, so there are no chemicals and none of their associated risks.
How long do the results last and how many sessions are needed?
Results can last several months, depending on skin type, the area treated and lifestyle. A protocol of 3 to 8 sessions is recommended, spaced according to each patient's needs. The effects start to show about a month after the first session and keep improving as the sessions are completed. Periodic maintenance sessions help the results last longer.
Is PRP available at the Manacor clinic?
Yes. PRP and other biostimulatory therapies are also performed at the Manacor clinic, with the same protocol: growth factors from your own platelets to improve the texture, hydration and firmness of the skin and the health of the hair.

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  3. Acne scars

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  4. Stretch marks

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