PREMIUM PLATELET RICH PLASMA
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Platelet Rich Plasma can stimulate cell growth in the patient’s body where it is injected. It's properties can help the body regenerate itself in a natural way without foreign substances.
Growth Factors found in PRP can include:
CD34+
The stem cell marker attracting more stem cells to the site for repair
SDF-1α
These modulate migration and recruitment of stem cells to the site
Interleukin-8
Activates intra cellular signaling to promote angiogenesis
Keratinocyte Growth Factor
The natural protein mediator for epithelial cell growth
TGF-β
The Transforming Growth Factor Beta for cellular proliferation and regeneration
Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor
The signal protein for angiogenesis stimulating the growth of new vessels
FGF
Fibroblast Growth Factor promotes wound healing, induces the anagen phase of hair follicles, promotes dermal papilla cell proliferation, and increases follicular density
PDGF
Platelet-Derived Growth Factor increases hair growth and vascularisation, and stimulates angiogenesis
VEGF
Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor increases perifollicular vessel size during the anagen growth phase
IGF
Insulin-like growth factor is an angiogenesis stimulator
PRP Preparation Matters
Not all PRP preparations are the same. PRP can vary depending on the collection system, preparation method and the concentration and composition of the final product.
Our PRP is prepared using the EmCyte system, with a protocol designed to concentrate platelets while limiting the presence of red blood cells and granulocytes.
Our protocol is designed to achieve:
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A high platelet concentration
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High platelet recovery
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Low red blood cell contamination
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Low granulocyte and neutrophil content
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A concentrated preparation of platelets and other blood components
The composition of PRP can vary between individuals, and the final preparation may depend on factors including the patient's baseline blood count and the preparation protocol used.
During your consultation, we can discuss the PRP preparation process, what is involved in your treatment and whether PRP is appropriate for your individual circumstances.
PRP is an individualised treatment and results vary between individuals. A particular clinical outcome cannot be guaranteed.