What is the PRP Procedure?
PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) Therapy is a procedure where a sample of the patient’s own blood is processed via a special centrifugation to separate the platelet-rich plasma, which is then re-injected into the problematic area. Platelets are rich in growth factors and support the repair and regeneration of damaged tissues.
PRP is applied in clinical settings as a fast and reliable healing method, especially for joint and musculoskeletal problems. The procedure is performed only by specialist physicians under safe conditions.
How is the PRP Procedure Applied?
This method supports the repair, nourishment, and regeneration of tissues by locally activating growth factors.
The Use of PRP in Orthopedic Conditions
PRP therapy offers an effective solution for various orthopedic conditions:
Ligament and Tendon Injuries:
Cartilage and Bone Problems:
Chronic Tendinitis:
Other Conditions Treatable with PRP:
What is Ozonated PRP (Ozonated Platelet Rich Plasma)?
Ozonated PRP is the form of PRP therapy enriched with ozone gas. Ozone rapidly activates the platelets, enabling the faster release of healing factors. This method supports both tissue regeneration and the rapid recovery of the problematic area.
Areas of Use:
Ozonated PRP Application Process
Benefits of PRP and Ozonated PRP
PRP and Ozonated PRP treatments are reliable, scientifically supported, and clinically effective methods for musculoskeletal system problems, tendon and ligament injuries, osteoarthritis, and chronic pain. The treatments are applied under the supervision of specialist physicians and the orthopedic rehabilitation team and aim to increase the patients’ quality of life.