PRP PROCESS PRP, which is formed with the initials of "Platelet Rich Plasma" in English, is a treatment method made by injection of platelet-enriched plasmas obtained from people's own blood. Plasma is a component of blood that contains special cells called platelets and proteins that help blood to clot. It also contains various proteins that support the growth of placental cells. How is PRP Treatment Done? PRP Treatment, which takes an average of 30-40 minutes to complete, begins with the patient's blood being drawn into a tube, and the platelet-rich plasma of the blood is used by separating it from the other components of the blood by centrifugation method. PRP injection can be done in different ways. For example; If necessary, lidocaine can be applied before PRP injection into the scalp for hair loss. Lidocaine is a topical numbing solution. In some cases, PRP injection can be performed together with surgical procedures. - Hair loss, - Tendon Injuries, - Post-Surgery Repair, - Osteoarthritis (Calcification), - Skin Rejuvenation is one of the application areas of PRP treatment.