How is PRP Treatment Applied?
Does PRP Application Have Side Effects?
The PRP process begins by drawing blood from the individual. Then, the tube is placed in a centrifuge device. This device helps the tubes to spin. After spinning at a certain speed and time, the device is stopped, and the lower parts of the tube are very rich. This part, consisting of growth factors and clotting cells, is applied to the problematic area with the help of tiny needles. After fractional laser treatment, serum is applied to the skin, and the substance is absorbed through the pores very quickly.
Combined Treatment Methods with PRP
PRP treatment, which has a low risk of allergy, is personalized. The side effects that can be observed are as follows:
- Infection
- Tissue damage
- Nerve injuries
- Bleeding
- Side effects such as pain at the injection site can be seen. The healing process is also a matter of curiosity. This process can vary with the doctor's recommendation for rest. Since growth factors are primarily involved, it would not be correct to expect a visibly noticeable effect in the first stage.
One of the most frequently asked questions is whether PRP treatment can be used with other skin rejuvenation methods. This treatment method can be used in combination with light therapy, mesotherapy, laser, and radiofrequency methods. Its use in serum form is important for a short recovery period. After the application, you should not bathe on the same day and should protect yourself from the sun.
