10ml PRP Tube with ACD & GEL & HA for Orthopedic

What is PRP with ACD&GEL&HA?

It uses anticoagulants (ACD) and gelatinizes (Gel) to prepare PRP and adds hyaluronic acid (HA) to enhance its biological activity.
ACD is an anticoagulant that prevents blood from clotting and maintains blood flow, while Gel promotes platelet aggregation and enrichment.
HA is a natural biopolymer that promotes cell proliferation and differentiation and promotes tissue repair and regeneration.
ACD+Gel+HA PRP can be used to treat various diseases and injuries, such as fractures, soft tissue injuries, arthritis, etc., with good clinical efficacy.

What Are the Applications of a PRP Tube Containing ACD, GEL, and HA?

A PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) tube containing ACD (acid citrate dextrose), GEL (gel), and HA (hyaluronic acid) is primarily used in the fields of medical aesthetics and plastic surgery. Its applications are extensive and include the following:

1. Skin Regeneration and Anti-Aging:
Mechanism of Action: PRP is rich in growth factors that promote cell regeneration, collagen synthesis, and tissue repair. ACD acts as an anticoagulant to prevent blood clotting during processing. GEL helps to separate red blood cells and plasma, while HA provides strong moisturizing and lubricating effects, further enhancing skin hydration.
Applications: These PRP tubes are commonly used for facial rejuvenation treatments such as filling fine lines, reducing wrinkles, and improving skin texture and elasticity. After injection, they can promote the skin’s natural repair and regeneration process, making the skin firmer and smoother.
2. Hair Regeneration:
Mechanism of Action: Growth factors in PRP can stimulate hair follicle cells, promoting hair regeneration and improving hair density and thickness.
Applications: Suitable for treating androgenic alopecia and other types of hair loss, injecting PRP into the scalp can help restore natural hair growth.
3. Wound Healing and Scar Repair:
Mechanism of Action: Growth factors in PRP can accelerate wound healing, reduce inflammation, and promote the formation of new blood vessels and collagen remodeling.
Applications: Used for post-surgical wound repair, trauma treatment, and various types of scars (including surgical scars and burn scars), it can improve the appearance and texture of scars.
4. Joint and Soft Tissue Repair:
Mechanism of Action: PRP can promote the repair and regeneration of cartilage cells and other soft tissue cells, reducing inflammation and pain.
Applications: In sports medicine and orthopedics, PRP is often used to treat arthritis, tendonitis, and other soft tissue injuries. Injecting it into the damaged area can speed up the healing process, alleviate pain, and improve function.

How Is the PRP Tube Prepared and Used?

Blood Collection: Blood is drawn from the patient using a PRP tube containing ACD. ACD acts as an anticoagulant to ensure the blood does not clot during the centrifugation process.
Centrifugal Separation: The blood is centrifuged to separate the red and white blood cells, leaving the plasma rich in platelets and growth factors. The presence of GEL aids in better separation of blood components.
PRP Extraction: The upper layer of platelet-rich plasma is extracted from the centrifuged PRP tube.
HA Mixing: Before use, the extracted PRP is mixed with hyaluronic acid to further enhance its effects.
Injection Treatment: The prepared PRP is injected into the target areas, such as the skin, scalp, or joints, for treatment.