Reduces Pigmentation: The injection lightens stubborn pigmentation, freckles, and darker patches on the skin
Its molecular structure resists deactivation, allowing it to operate longer within the body
In addition, the presence of leukocytes plays a role in inhibiting bacterial growth by improving soft-tissue healing, which would have been hindered by infection.[13] Magalon in 2016 proposed a DEAP classification which is based on dose, efficiency, purity and activation of platelets.[6] Further studies have been carried out to characterize and classify PRP based on preparation (centrifugation and use of anticoagulant), content (platelets, leukocytes and growth factors) and clinical applications
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Michael Galitzer: Thats a plus for me because they are open to new things
Therefore, more research, specifically randomised controlled trials would be needed to determine the efficacy and optimal dosage