What is the PRP procedure?

PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) is platelet rich plasma that is obtained after blood processing. Platelets are small cells that contain multiple growth factors. Besides playing a major role in blood clotting, these cells are also extremely important for cell and tissue regeneration. At the beginning of the procedure, venous blood is drawn from the patient and centrifuged to separate the platelets and their growth factors from the rest of the blood. The resulting plasma is injected into the required areas with a series of microinjections. The administration protocol is 3 procedures 4-6 weeks interval, and the result is visible about 3 weeks after the first application.

What is the difference between PRP and Magellan PRP?

The Magellan PRP procedure is one of the most natural and precise rejuvenation procedures. The procedure makes the skin tighter, firmer and more elastic, helps to even out the complexion and reduce fine lines and pigmentation on the skin. Compared to conventional plasma therapy, the Magellan procedure produces up to 10 thousand times higher platelet concentration. This makes the procedure more effective, and the results can be seen almost immediately after the procedure is completed.