Table of Contents

  • 1

    Cover

  • 2

    List of abbreviations

  • 3

    INTRODUCTION

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    Part I. HISTORY AND THEORY

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    • Chapter 1. ORIGINS OF THE PLASMOLIFTING METHOD

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    • Chapter 2. AUTOLOGOUS BLOOD PLASMA THERAPY

    • Chapter 3. PATHOGENETIC MECHANISMS OF ACTION OF AUTOLOGOUS BLOOD PLASMA

    • Chapter 4. THE CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF PLASMOLIFTING METHOD
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    Part II. REALITY AND PRACTICE

    • Chapter 5. MODERN FORMS OF AUTOLOGOUS BLOOD PLASMA APPLICATION. BASIC EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES FOR PLASMOLIFTING THERAPY

    • Chapter 6. AUTOLOGOUS NATIVE BLOOD PLASMA OBTAINED BY PLASMOLIFTING METHOD. APPLICATIONS IN COSMETIC DERMATOLOGY, DENTISTRY, ORTHOPEDICS, GYNECOLOGY, UROLOGY, WOUND HEALING, AND VETERINARY MEDICINE.

    • Chapter 7. GELTHERAPY: PLASMOGEL OBTAINED BY PLASMOLIFTING METHOD. Applications in Dentistry and Cosmetic Dermatology

    • Chapter 8. PLASMOLIFTING POWDER: PLASMA-POWDER OBTAINED BY PLASMOLIFTING TECHNOLOGY. APPLICATIONS IN OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY, DENTISTRY AND SURGERY.

    • Chapter 9. STUDY OF THE PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF HEAT TREATED AND DRIED BLOOD PLASMA OBTAINED WITH PLASMOLIFTING TECHNOLOGY

Plasmolifting PRP FAQ

  • Do I have to worry about the use of blood products?

    The patient’s own blood is used for the procedure so there are no transfusion risks or blood borne infection from a donor.

  • How long does it take?

    Generally a PRP injection requires an initial visit to see if the injury would benefit from such treatment, then a follow-up visit for the treatment itself is scheduled. The actual injection process takes about 45 minutes and a majority of that time involves drawing and processing the patient’s blood for the injection.

  • Is PRP Painful?

    Patients typically tolerate the procedure well, although post-injection soreness is expected given the PRP-induced inflammatory response, in some cases.

  • Are there any exclusion criteria that inhibit someone from getting PRP?

    Severe anemia, low platelet count, abnormal platelet function, active systemic infection or active cancers are all contra-indications.