GRP Treatment
A term such as GRP therapy entered our lives. Let's look at what GRP treatment is and what it does, and most importantly, what is the difference from PRP treatment. GRP (Growth Factor Rich Plasma) is the most descriptive logic of adding activators to the PRP process to obtain a more effective serum. GRP tedavisi ile birlikte dermapen ve ya dermaroller kombine edilirse sonuçlar çok başarılı olur.
How is GRP Treatment done?
- Approximately 10 cc of blood is taken from the person.
- This blood is put into a tube with a special liquid in it.
- In the centrifuge device, separation is carried out for 10 minutes at 2000 revolutions.
- At the end of the procedure, the platelets decompose from the plasma.
- The separated plasmas are taken back to a new tube and separated at 4000 rpm.
- We obtain a serum that provides the formation of new vessels in the circulation of tissue-repairing growth factors and repairing and restructuring damaged tissue.
- By adding salmon dna to this serum, according to the needs of the person; vitamins, amino acids, proteins, minerals are also added.
- After skin cleaning is done, the area to be treated is disinfected.
- The area is anesthetized with anesthetic creams.
- This serum is given to the mesoderm layer in problematic areas with very small micro needles.
- The remaining serum is given to the entire skin and massaged to accelerate the blood flow of the skin.
- One of the most important stages is the mask stage. The mask to be used is important and it is aimed to absorb this mask from the pores.
- After the mask application, a quality and correct sunscreen must be used.
Which Areas Are GRP Treatment Applied To?
- Treatment of scarring
- In the opened pores
- In body cracks
- On hand
- Neck and décolleté area
- Wrinkle removal on the lips
- To tidy up the face
- On the surgical scars
- Skin blemish problems
- In wrinkle prevention
- Eliminating color inequality on the face
- Preventing hair loss
- For those who do not want surgical intervention in under-eye bruises
Things to Consider After GRP Treatment
- Some bruising may occur after the GRP procedure. This is a normal and temporary situation. It doesn't require you to worry. However, if you think that the bruises are too much, inform your specialist.
- Do not touch the treated area with water for 24 hours after GRP treatment.
- If you have masks containing placenta, apply them on your face at night every two days.
- After GRP treatment, you need to be protected from aggressive sun and solarium.
- Even if you don't go out, don't forget to use sunscreen.
- Drink plenty of water and stay away from alcohol and cigarettes.
- After your sessions are over, have protection sessions done every 6 months.
To Whom Is GRP Treatment Applied/Not Applied?
GRP therapy; It is not applied to pregnant women, those with platelet disorders, those in menstruation, hemophilia patients, those with infectious diseases, those in the high allergy group, those under 18 years of age, cancer patients.
GRP Treatment can be applied to men and women other than the above features.
How Many Sessions of GRP Treatment Should Be Applied?
Although GRP Treatment varies from person to person; It can be applied in 4-8 sessions. Session intervals; It should be arranged in such a way that it is once every 14-21 days.
Is GRP Treatment a Painful Procedure?
Before starting GRP Treatment, the disinfected skin is anesthetized with local anesthesia cream and the pain level is minimized.
How Many Minutes Does GRP Treatment Take?
GRP treatment lasts between 60-80 minutes.
What is the Difference of GRP Treatment from PRP Treatment?
- In GRP treatment, the blood taken from the patient is separated twice to obtain more effect and higher plasma.
- While nothing other than the person's own blood is added to PRP Treatment, salmon dna and different mesotherapies are added to the serum obtained in GRP treatment.
- GRP treatment offers more effective solutions than PRP.
