PRP therapy is growth-factor therapy using factors found in the patient’s platelets.

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PRP therapy is growth-factor therapy, found in the patient’s platelets. Using a dedicated separation system, we can produce platelet-rich plasma PRP from collected blood (Platelet-Rich Plasma) containing growth factors.

PRP platelet-rich plasma is autologous and immunologically neutral

What does therapy with autologous growth factors provide?

Using PRP platelet-rich plasma with growth factors during procedures or for other conditions provides:

faster healing, regeneration and remodelling of operated tissues;
a reduced risk of complications (proven antibacterial effect);
a smaller postoperative scar
less pain after the procedure

Most common uses of autologous growth-factor therapy (PRP)

accelerating tissue healing and regeneration;
supporting bone union
treatment of enthesopathy
revision surgery

What are the benefits of autologous growth-factor therapy?

significantly increased bone and skin regeneration, supported by our experience and the literature;
a natural solution (we use materials only from the patient’s blood)
we use no synthetic materials

What does a procedure using growth factors involve?

PRP platelet-rich plasma is administered directly at the surgical site.

After a small amount of the patient’s blood is collected and prepared in a special concentration process the resulting PRP preparation is transferred under sterile conditions to the operating room.

During the procedure, plasma is precisely administered at the surgical site, supporting healing of bone and soft tissue. No additional surgical procedures or instruments are used.