Plasmolifting (PRP)
Plasmolifting (PRP – platelet rich plasma) is a natural, minimally invasive and non-traumatic method of rejuvenation and shaping of tissue regeneration processes; it is harmless, as the injected substance is the “own product” of man; it is non-toxic and does not present rejection, allergic reactions or the possibility of infection.
How is Plasmolifting (PRP) used in dentistry?
The plasmolifting method involves the injection of autologous plasma into the inflamed areas of the gingiva, in areas where implants have been placed, in areas where sinus lifting has been performed, in post-extraction sockets, post periodontal treatments, but also as a method of maintenance and regeneration of inflamed tissues.
The procedure not only treats inflammatory processes in periodontal tissues, but can also lead to improvement of the color and structure of the gums, influence the restoration and development of bone tissue and prevent further bone loss.
Thrombocyte growth factors found in autologous plasma have a regenerative effect and promote the growth and development of blood capillaries, optimize hemodynamics, which contributes to tissue oxygenation and substance exchange.
At the same time, autologous plasma stimulates the process of regeneration of bone tissue, collagen matrix formation and bone regeneration through the participation of morphogenetic proteins. Local immunity is also activated.
Plasmolifting (PRP) idications in dentistry:
- Generalized periodontal disease (stages 1, 2 and 3)
- Treating gingivitis
- Treating localized periodontitis
- Treatment of post-extraction alveolitis
- Implantology operations and after dental extractions
- Periimplantitis
- Periodontal disease prophylaxis
The effects of treatment with autologous plasma start to be visible within 2 weeks.
Post-treatment results:
- Stop gum bleeding
- Periodontitis prophylaxis
- Decrease dentin mobility
- Pain relief
- Disappear unpleasant odor in the mouth
- Gingiva regains normal color and shape
- Increased speed of post-extraction healing
- Decreased risk of implant rejection
The Effects of Plasmolifting (PRP) in Dermato-Aesthetics
- Reduction of expression wrinkles on the face, neck, décolleté, back of the hands and signs of chrono-aging.
- Slowing down aging processes.
- Evenness of facial color, brightness, hydration and rejuvenation of the skin.
- Increased skin elasticity, improved skin relief.
- Reduction of eyelid edema, dark circles.
- Fading hyperpigmentation and signs of photo-aging.
- Treatment of acne, fading of post acne scars.
Effects of Plasmolifting (PRP) in trichology
- Reduced hair loss.
- Hair follicle regeneration.
- Normalizing sebaceous gland function.
- Removing dandruff and reducing hair splitting.
- Restores elasticity, shine and density to the hair.
- Increase hair diameter and density.
- Restores hair structure.
