Come for follow-up treatments with your doctor as scheduled.
Scar Condition
No visible scar at all
Procedure
Platelets are blood cells with several roles to play in the body. One is to promote blood clotting so that a person does not excessively bleed when they are cut. Another is to contain proteins in the blood that help wounds to heal.
Researchers theorize that by injecting areas of inflammation or tissue damage with high concentrations of platelets, it can encourage wounds to heal.
A small blood sample is taken from the person being treated and put into a centrifuge or other specialized device that spins at high speed. This process separates platelets from other blood components. The concentration of platelets is then injected into the area of the person's body that needs to be treated.
Because the injection contains a high concentration of platelets, which can be from 5 to 10 times more than the untreated blood, doctors theorize that the platelets will speed up healing.
Preoperative
People with congenital diseases or taking regular medications should be consult a doctor first.
People who have a history of drug allergy or food allergies, especially seafood and protein should notify the doctor first.
Recovery
It is possible that a person may have irritation, pain, or bleeding related to the injection site.
After treatment you can use the normal life immediately after treatment
You can use cold compress or can take painkillers But must be NSAIDs
Avoid applying moisturizer containing AHA or other whitening.
Avoid washing your face within the first 4-5 hours of treatment.
You need to stop smoking, drinking alcoholic beverages
General Information
Consultancy
Yes
Duration
1 hour
Hospital Stay (night)
-
LOS in Thailand
1 - 2
Type
Non Surgery
Type of Anesthesia
-
Pain Index
1
Follow Up Process
Come for follow-up treatments with your doctor as scheduled.
Scar Condition
No visible scar at all
Procedure
Platelets are blood cells with several roles to play in the body. One is to promote blood clotting so that a person does not excessively bleed when they are cut. Another is to contain proteins in the blood that help wounds to heal.
Researchers theorize that by injecting areas of inflammation or tissue damage with high concentrations of platelets, it can encourage wounds to heal.
A small blood sample is taken from the person being treated and put into a centrifuge or other specialized device that spins at high speed. This process separates platelets from other blood components. The concentration of platelets is then injected into the area of the person's body that needs to be treated.
Because the injection contains a high concentration of platelets, which can be from 5 to 10 times more than the untreated blood, doctors theorize that the platelets will speed up healing.
Preoperative
People with congenital diseases or taking regular medications should be consult a doctor first.
People who have a history of drug allergy or food allergies, especially seafood and protein should notify the doctor first.
Recovery
It is possible that a person may have irritation, pain, or bleeding related to the injection site.
After treatment you can use the normal life immediately after treatment
You can use cold compress or can take painkillers But must be NSAIDs
Avoid applying moisturizer containing AHA or other whitening.
Avoid washing your face within the first 4-5 hours of treatment.
You need to stop smoking, drinking alcoholic beverages
