The method developed by the French, called mesorejuvenation, and the American version known as PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma Injection), has opened a new era in skin rejuvenation. The serum obtained from the person's own blood, through a centrifuge technique, is rich in growth factors and platelets. This serum is then applied to the entire face, neck, and décolleté using a mesotherapy device. No foreign substances, drugs, or chemicals are applied to the skin in this method. Instead, fresh cells and growth factors derived from the person’s own blood are provided to the skin. This method does not cause any swelling, redness, bruising, inhibition of facial movements, or allergies. The treatment is applied in 3 sessions, spaced one month apart. By the end of the 3-session treatment, the person's skin will appear at least 5 years younger, and this positive effect is naturally produced by the skin itself. The skin is revitalized with growth factors, and collagen production is significantly increased. With the PRP technique, sagging, wrinkles, and large pores can be improved, providing a vibrant, radiant, and firm skin. The collagen layer of our skin gives it its thickness, strength, and tightness. We lose approximately 10% of our skin’s collagen every 10 years. For example, if we are 40 years old, it means we have lost 40% of our collagen. This results in a 40% reduction in the thickness of our skin, leading to the weakening of the supportive tissue, which causes wrinkles and sagging. All anti-aging methods aim to increase collagen production in the skin. The PRP method, which utilizes the person's blood cells, has solved many skin problems. Through micro-injections with the plasma enriched with growth factors and DNA activators, the skin begins to produce collagen again, and its supportive tissue becomes stronger. This results in firmer, younger, and more vibrant skin. Before the session, 10 cc of blood is drawn and allowed to rest in special kit tubes in our laboratory. Meanwhile, the area to be treated is numbed with a locally effective anesthetic cream. After the blood has rested in the kit tubes, it is processed in a special centrifuge machine. After the centrifuge process, the platelet-rich plasma, which is also rich in growth factors, is separated. A DNA activator is added to activate the cell DNA. Now, your PRP is ready. Micro-injection techniques with the U225 device are used for a painless application to the eye area, face, and neck. Sagging of the skin typically begins after the age of 35. It is recommended that everyone undergo at least two sessions of PRP annually starting at the age of 35 as an anti-aging treatment.
Last Updated Date: 21 September 2023
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