PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma)

This new technology has been widely used in the United States in recent years. It is an FDA-approved treatment method that has recently started to be applied in Turkey as in European countries. The person’s own blood is used in PRP treatment. 10 mm of your blood for single PRP and 20 mm for double PRP are taken and subjected to a special process in the laboratory. The platelet rich plasma PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) part is taken and injected into the areas to be treated. In this way, stem cell migration occurs thanks to the growth factor (healing repairing) secretion that activates the cells of this region. The new cells increase collagen synthesis and allow the tissue to heal.

Areas of Use of PRP – Shoulder joint (Rotator cuff) injuries – Tennis elbow (Lateral Epicondylitis) – Golfer’s elbow (Medial Epicondylitis) – Heel Spur (Epin Calcanei) – Muscle Problems (Muscle tears, strains etc.) – Knee ligament strains – Degenerative knee diseases (knee, hip, shoulder, etc.) ) – Knee ligament strains – Degenerative knee diseases (knee, hip, shoulder, Ankle arthritis – Patella tendonitis – Ankle sprains – Achilles tendon injuries – Plantar fasciitis – Meniscus tears – Disc herniation (lumbar disc herniation) – Myofascial pain (muscle tension known as ear pain) – Chronic low back pain – Skin rejuvenation and stretch mark treatment – Chronic wound treatments – Hair loss (stops loss by strengthening the roots) – Application to the fractured area to increase fracture union.