Sodium Citrate PRP Tube with Biotin

What is PRP？

PRP contains fibronectin. Fibronectin is a macromolecular glycoprotein that has a variety of biological activities. It can promote the adhesion growth of cells, and the adhesion of cells is a necessary condition for the maintenance of the body structure and the completion of cell growth. Biotin PRP is a biotin-enhanced platelet enrichment therapy used to treat hair loss and promote hair growth. The treatment involves injecting platelets rich in growth factors and proteins from the patient’s blood into the scalp to stimulate hair follicle growth and hair regeneration. The addition of biotin can enhance the secretion of the growth factor of platelets and the effect on hair growth. The treatment is safe, non-invasive has no side effects, and is suitable for men and women with hair loss of different ages.

How to extract PRP?

Step1: First of all, prepare all the consumables we need in the process of operation, including anticoagulant collection vessels, rubber tubes, disinfectant, cotton swabs, syringes, syringes, long needles, 30G needle fungal gauze, etc.

Step 2: Blood was drawn. Peripheral blood was collected by the conventional blood drawing process, about 10ml, mixed upside down and fully mixed with the anticoagulant in the blood collection tube.

Step 3: For the first centrifugation, put the collecting vessel into a centrifuge, preferably a tilt centrifuge. After increasing the slope, the platelets cover a large area and are easy to extract. The first centrifugal speed was 2500pm. After centrifugation, the blood vessels were taken out. At this time, obvious stratification could be seen, with serum in the upper layer, platelets in the middle, and red blood cells in the lower layer.

Step 4: For the first centrifugation, put the collecting vessel into a centrifuge, preferably a tilt centrifuge. After increasing the slope, the platelets cover a large area and are easy to extract. The first centrifugal speed was 2500pm. After centrifugation, the blood vessels were taken out. At this time, obvious stratification could be seen, with serum in the upper layer, platelets in the middle, and red blood cells in the lower layer.

Step 5: Second centrifugation. The second collection vessel was centrifuged again at 3200RPM for 8min. After centrifugation, the collection vessel was taken out.

Step 6: The remaining approximately PRP is extracted with a 1ml syringe, and the whole extraction process is completed.