WHAT IS IPRF? HOW IT IS USED FOR AESTHETICS AND HAIR GROWTH?

Over 20 years ago, medical doctors used Platelet from autologous blood for regeneration.

However, with scientific advancements there are now many techniques available in procuring blood concentrates which can be used for regeneration. And highest number of platelets and leucocytes being in advanced Platelet Rich Fibrin.

What Is Mean By Fibrin?

Fibrin is a matrix that traps the platelets and controls the release of ‘growth factors’ – very slowly and constantly over a period of more than 10 days. Based on this, research has proven that Advanced Platelet Rich Fibrin (APRF) and Injectable Platelet Rich Fibrin (iPRF).

IPRF: Definition & How It Is Used?

Injectable platelet fibrin or (iPRF) is autologous, meaning it does not contain any chemicals or artificial factors/substance/anticoagulants hampering the regenerative quality.

The ensuing product is then injected into areas or regeneration such as aged skin, joints and scalp for hair regrowth, triggers biological mechanisms most importantly for skin rejuvenation and/or prevention of hair loss.

Is IPRF & PRP Same?

Both PRP (platelet-rich plasma), and PRF (platelet-wealthy fibrin) are ‘Platelet based’ blood derivatives secreting growth factors but differ greatly in the number of cells, method of preparation, and regenerative capacity.

Thus APRF or iPRF is better than PRP

IPRF Skin Rejuvenation Treatment

Injectable platelet-rich fibrin or (iPRF) is a unique rejuvenation ‘GOLDEN LIQUID’ which uses patient’s own platelets for the treatment.

This is supported by research and various studies available and is one of the treatment modality adapted by The RST Clinics.

IPRF Hair Growth Treatment

Recent Movies like ‘Bala’ have clearly depicted the plight men go through in cases of pre-mature balding. This can be reversed by injections with iPRF. One should not wait and should start when they notice slight balding. RST Clinics’ IPRF treatment can enhance the increase of hair follicles by means of stimulating the stem cells and other cells within the microenvironment of the hair follicle.

These special platelet cells promote healing which ensures in new hair growth and decorate the thickening of present hair as well.