Cell regeneration and healing with blood plasma

Cell regeneration with blood plasma is a great tool in biomedicine to treat any pathology that requires tissue regeneration.

Cell regeneration with blood plasma from the same patient, also known as platelet-rich plasma therapy, consists of biostimulation with derivatives of the patient’s blood that delays the skin aging process and activates cell regeneration, causing better skin quality, with less sagging and skin with few wrinkles and is used to treat any pathology that requires tissue regeneration.

Blood plasma is a liquid part of the blood that contains red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets and other substances, where the blood plasma is separated from the other components by centrifugation, allowing the plasma to be used in novel treatments for cell regeneration.

Therefore, this makes cell regeneration a wonderful advance in biomedicine.

On the other hand, we name the medical properties of blood plasma and they are the following:

It is used for the prevention and treatment of hemorrhages.
Transport of nutrients and waste
It is used for the treatment of autoimmune diseases and convalescent plasma therapy.
Regulation of blood volume and pressure.
Compatibility for transfusions

How is blood plasma applied?

The blood plasma is separated from the other blood components and injected topically into the site of the body that requires regeneration or healing.

Cell regeneration with blood plasma is used in various medical fields, such as dermatology, orthopedic surgery, dentistry, and sports medicine.

The frequency of application depends on each patient and the degree of skin aging they present. It is advisable to apply it 2 or 3 times a year, to enhance cell regeneration, then you can repeat the same annual routine.

What are the advantages of cell regeneration for the patient?

Tissue regeneration
Reduction in recovery time by accelerating the healing process
Less discomfort, less inflammation.

Meanwhile, platelets and their growth factors can be easily obtained through a simple technique and on an outpatient basis for the patient.

There are contraindications for patients with blood and immunological disorders, among other pathologies, as well as when the skin has acne in action and cannot be subjected to these infiltrations.

This procedure can be performed at any time of the year, taking into account direct sun exposure.

Recovery after undergoing a cell regeneration treatment is essential to use sunscreen, it does not require rest and there are no marks or scars. The intervention takes approximately 30 minutes and does not require anesthesia.

Deep hydration allows plasma proteins and other components to help maintain an optimal level of hydration in the skin, preventing dryness and improving luminosity.

Below we will name the types of medical procedures that are performed with blood plasma:

Regeneration of joints in the knees.
Bone regeneration after injuries.
Cartilage regeneration.
Plasma transfusions.
Convalescent plasma therapy.
Treatment of coagulation disorders.
Immunodeficiency diseases.

Side effects

Although plasma procedures are generally safe, however, temporary side effects such as redness, swelling or tenderness in the treated area may occur, although these are not very common due to the use of the patient’s own plasma.

Therefore, to minimize any risk, it is important that the therapy be applied by a specialist doctor.