What is PRP?
PRP, or Platelet-Rich Plasma, is a blood product used in various medical fields, including orthopaedics, dermatology, and dentistry. PRP is obtained by centrifuging the patient’s blood to separate the plasma with a high concentration of platelets and growth factors. This concentrated plasma is then used to promote healing and tissue regeneration in specific body areas.
PRP tubes are specially designed containers that allow for the safe collection, processing, and storage of PRP. These tubes are crucial in maintaining the integrity and effectiveness of PRP, as they prevent contamination and provide an optimal environment for platelet preservation.
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ACD+GEL
These special tubes are used to generate a high PRP concentration in single centrifugation. These tubes contain ACD anticoagulants as well as a special inner gel that separates PRP and provides high-quality PRP for excellent performance.
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.
PRF
PRF is a new generation of blood products derived entirely from the human body through special processing. PRF effectively simulates the formation process of fibrin in blood clots under physiological conditions, without other added ingredients, and avoids the risk of immune rejection and disease transmission. PRF contains nearly 100% platelets and more than 65% white blood cells, which can continuously and efficiently release cell growth factors, which can effectively regulate inflammation and promote wound healing and tissue repair and regeneration.
ACD+GEL+Biotin
ACD stands for anticoagulant, Gel stands for a gelling agent, and Biotin stands for biotin. This method uses ACD as an anticoagulant to prevent blood clotting, Gel as a gelatinizing agent to precipitate platelets during centrifugation, and The addition of biotin can enhance the secretion of growth factor of platelets and the effect on hair growth. The treatment is safe, non-invasive, and has no side effects, and is suitable for men and women with hair loss of different ages.