Platelet rich plasma is blood plasma with concentrated platelets. The concentrated platelets found in PRP contain huge reservoirs of bioactive proteins, including growth factors that are vital to initiate and accelerate tissue repair and regeneration. These bioactive proteins initiate connective tissue healing: bone, tendon and ligament regeneration and repair, promote development of new blood vessels, and stimulate the wound healing process. So when PRP is injected to the damaged area, it stimulates the injury causing mild inflammation which triggers the healing cascade of the body. As a result, new collagen develops and regenerative process gets kick started again.Normal blood contains about 6% platelets, PRP contains about 94% platelets

• Most commonly, PRP can be injected directly into the scalp to treat hair thinning and loss in both male and female patients.
• PRP is also used as a topical treatment with skin rejuvenation treatments such as Microneedling. These treatments create micro-channels in the superficial layers of the skin, allowing the PRP to treat at deeper levels boosting collagen production and treating textural concerns such as acne scarring, skin laxity and fine lines.
• Injectable PRP can also be used in combination with dermal fillers to help restore volume in facial areas
• PRP treatments also help in treatment of various Orthopaedic complaints: such as chronic pain and injuries, reduce tendonitis symptoms, reduce arthritis symptoms and more.