PRP treatment has gained recognition in field of Aesthetic Medicine and Dermatology.
FACE TREATMENT
The BIOGINIX Cell Therapy aids with regaining lost facial volume around the nasolabial area and eliminates deep wrinkles and folds. The resulting growth factors secreted by the platelets stimulate tissue recovery by increasing collagen production.
The full process of collagen regeneration takes anywhere between three to six months. Individual patients will yield slightly different time frames, but from our experience, a high percentage of patients have seen promising and a significant difference within only a few days from the first treatment and will continue to see gradual improvement over the next few weeks.
HYALURONIC ACID MW-MD 3.5% is a unique component of BIOGINIX PRP + HA3.5% KIT. The ultra-concentrated formula of the non-crosslinked hyaluronic acid minimizes the appearance of the fine lines, wrinkles, and pores, firming sagging skin and restoring plumpness. Hyaluronic Acid works to hydrate parched skin, combat uneven skin tone and promote surface cell renewal, revealing a younger-looking, smoother complexion with revived radiance. The professional formula, the “surface-filling” and firming technologies instantly lift, firm and visibly reduce the appearance of the aging also stimulates the actual synthesis of natural Hyaluronic Acid in the skin.

The areas of PRP treatments and recommendations:
Face
Eye area
Neck, Chest and Décolletage
Wrinkles
Post laser regeneration
Revitalization
Supports laser and other treatments effects
BODY TREATMENT
Stretch marks are a type of atrophic scars, very difficult to eliminate, especially when they become white in color. However, when stretch marks are light red, they are relatively fresh and it is worth to undergo the platelet-rich plasma therapy. Thanks to this, we obtain a new and better-structured tissue. The best results are usually achieved by combining this method with laser therapy.
In treating cellulite areas of the skin PRP smoothens out the depressions in the skin and reinforces the skin firmness. The PRP has the capability to generate growth factors, that give the signal to the collagen molecules to revitalize the skin area making it more smooth, tight and strong.
The areas of PRP treatments and recommendations:
Breast, Abdomen, Thighs, Hips, Buttocks, Calves and Arms:
Cellulite
Stretch marks
Scars
Hands:
Wrinkles
Visible veins
Age spots
Sun spots
For effective hand rejuvenation, there are few therapies that may be applied. It is to treat loss of soft-tissue volume along with issues concerning skin tone and texture, fat grafting/transfer, laser resurfacing, along with vein treatment.
HAIR LOSS
To accelerate hair growth, PRP is administered by being applied directly to the scalp with micro needling device (which additionally stimulates the production of collagen and the formation of new blood vessels) or with series of injections.

The areas of PRP treatments and recommendations:
Androgenetic alopecia
Telogen effluvium
Hair thickness
Hair loss
Completion of hair transplantation
The number of treatments will depend on patient’s hair condition and will be discussed by the medical professional during consultation. Generally, the number of treatments will be four to six treatments at four-week intervals. The see significant hair growth begins at six months and continuing thereafter. Determining factors are the amount and cause of hair loss. It is recommended to consider repeated treatments in intervals of six to twelve months to maintain their hair restoration progress.
DERMATOLOGICAL PROBLEMS
The rich platelets function as a natural reservoir for growth factors that are essential in repairing injured or damaged tissues. The insight of this broad feature and the natural versatility, BIOGINIX Cell Therapy can treat a wide range of dermatological issues such as fine lines and deep wrinkles to acne scarring and sun damage, as well as correction of dark circles, improvement of micro vascularization, and correction of Rosacea.
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) contains many growth factors that can accelerate wound healing. There have been cases of improvements in skin tissues after II degree burns. The platelet-rich plasma stimulates cellular transformations. The mobilization of macrophages allows the wound purification and stimulation of fibroblasts. Epidermal growth factor, endothelial growth factor, angiogenesis and growth approaches can support skin regeneration.
The areas of PRP treatments and recommendations:
Acne Scars
Rosacea
Burns
Wound healing
Other dermatological issues as eg. Ulceration
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