Platelet-rich plasma in cosmetic therapy
With the help of your own plasma, the face rejuvenation procedure known as platelet-rich plasma (PRP) can reduce lines, creases, and wrinkles by encouraging the formation of collagen and cell migration. Due to its minimally invasive nature, lack of allergic reaction risk, and ability to treat almost any part of the body without the risk of side effects, PRP is effective for patients. With fractional ablative laser resurfacing, PRP can be applied topically or intradermally to improve skin renewal and acne scarring while hastening the healing process. At the Dermatology Conference 2023, the session's objective is to discuss the significant advancement and deepen our comprehension in the fields of dermatology and cosmetology.
- Non-cosmetic Applications of PRP
- Augmentation of the Wound Healing Response
- Applications of Platelet-rich Fibrin Matrix
- Enlarged pores and Skin texture issues
- Effects of autologous PRP injections