PRP

The patient who must be treated with PRP is subjected to a blood test (max 60 cc). This blood is subsequently inserted into a special device and centrifuged to separate the platelets from the other cellular components, so as to obtain a product with a high platelet concentration, which is used for aesthetic treatment.

The mechanism of action of PRP, which is injected into the patient, is due to a slow and continuous release of abundant growth factors present in the platelet granules. This release stimulates the production of collagen fibers. his is why treatment with PRP is equivalent to a real “restructuring care” for female skin and allows to obtain truly formidable results in terms of rejuvenation.

Ideal for face, neck, décolleté and hands.