A New Treatment That Activates Natural Healing Power
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) literally refers to “plasma with a high concentration of platelets.” It is a liquid derived from a patient’s blood by centrifugation, concentrating platelets. Platelets in the blood move to injured areas, promote blood clotting, and release growth factors. This process enhances tissue repair, stimulates new cell growth, and improves self-healing ability. PRP therapy leverages this mechanism to repair damaged tissues and cells, ultimately aiming to reduce pain. One key aspect of PRP therapy involves deliberately creating a “new injury” in the affected area. This helps the body recognize the chronic condition as a fresh injury, triggering an inflammatory response. Subsequently, the highly concentrated PRP enhances the repair process, enabling natural healing.
Procedure Time
30 to 45 minutes
Injection Time
Approximately 1 hour
Treatment Interval
From 1 month onward
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Treatment Process
STEP1. Medical Consultation
A consultation is conducted where the doctor explains the treatment plan, expected effects, and precautions, after which the patient signs a consent form.
STEP2. Blood Collection
The necessary amount of blood is drawn from the patient.
STEP3. Centrifugation
The collected blood is processed through centrifugation to extract the plasma components.
STEP4. Injection (Treatment)
The high-concentration plasma components are injected into the affected area.
What is PRP Therapy?
Unlocking Your Inherent "Healing Power"
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) literally refers to plasma containing a high concentration of platelets. It is a liquid created by centrifuging a patient's own blood to concentrate the platelets. In the body, platelets travel to wounds to clot the blood while releasing growth factors. This process accelerates the repair of damaged tissue, stimulates the growth of new cells, and enhances self-healing abilities. PRP therapy utilizes this natural mechanism to repair damaged tissues and cells, aiming to alleviate pain. A unique aspect of PRP therapy is the intentional creation of a "new injury" at the site. This prompts the body to recognize the chronic condition as an active injury, re-triggering the inflammatory response. Subsequently, the high-concentration PRP boosts the body's reparative capacity, leading to recovery through one's own natural healing power.
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Key Effects and Benefits of PRP Therapy
A Highly Safe Treatment Option
PRP therapy utilizes components extracted from the patient’s own blood, making allergic reactions and rejection extremely rare. Platelet-rich plasma derived from the patient’s blood is reinjected into the body. Because autologous components are used, they are readily accepted by the body, offering a high level of safety.
Applicable to Hard-to-Treat Conditions
PRP therapy involves concentrating platelets from the blood and using them to treat injuries and chronic pain. Platelets contain growth factors that promote the repair of damaged tissues. By activating the body’s natural healing capacity, PRP may help accelerate recovery and alleviate chronic pain. It also holds potential for conditions that have been difficult to treat with conventional methods, with effects varying depending on the individual’s condition.
Effective for Skin Regeneration
PRP therapy uses platelet-rich plasma derived from blood, which contains a variety of growth factors that support tissue repair and regeneration. As such, it is also widely used in aesthetic skin treatments. When PRP is injected into the skin, growth factors stimulate collagen production and activate skin cells, improving firmness and elasticity while reducing wrinkles and sagging. Because PRP is derived from the patient’s own blood, the risk of allergic or rejection reactions is minimal, making it a relatively safe option for skin rejuvenation.
Minimal Physical Burden
PRP therapy is performed using injections, eliminating the need for surgery or incisions and significantly reducing physical strain. It typically requires fewer clinic visits and can be completed as an outpatient procedure. Since post-treatment marks are minimal, there is little visible change, helping to preserve privacy. In most cases, no extended rest is required, allowing patients to resume their normal daily activities soon after treatment. By enhancing the body’s natural healing mechanisms, PRP therapy carries an extremely low risk of adverse reactions and may provide meaningful benefits even for refractory conditions.
