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Platelet-Rich Plasma therapy isn't something new that is being used by cosmetic surgeons and dermatologists across the globe. It has been used for decades in sports-related injuries, specifically soft tissue injuries and pain relief. In modern cosmetology, PRP is increasingly being used to treat hair thinning and skin-related issues because of its growing success rate. What makes it even more interesting is its ability to treat patients without surgery. Platelet-Rich Plasma therapy is getting popular to treat skin issues in combination with Microneedling. Let's first understand what these terms mean. What is a Microneedling and Platelet-Rich Plasma therapy blend ? Microneedling with PRP is a popular cosmetic treatment for collagen reproduction to improve skin quality in patients. It includes rolling fine needles over the skin with platelet application, a blood component. Plasma is the liquid part of the blood, and platelets are solid. These platelets help in the process of clo...

PRP therapy, or Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy ,  is the process that makes use of the healing potential of blood platelets to treat multiple musculoskeletal as well as aesthetic conditions. Since 1970, PRP therapy has become the option to use concentrated platelets and has expanded the area of its usage for the treatment of a wide range of issues like epicondylitis, arthritis, and more. The right treatment with Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy depends on the accuracy with which the concentrated platelets are applied to the damaged or weak tissues. The Principle of PRP Therapy Preparation At the fundamental levels,  Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy  involves clinical professionals rightly allocating platelets to the affected areas. The successful preparation of platelet-rich plasma is a very dynamic process in itself. The fundamental steps involved in the whole process are as follows: Drawing blood Centrifugation Activation Administration The platelets get concentrated during...