- A comprehensive guide to the utility of PRP
- Provides a quick history of PRP and it's use in other specialties
- Gives the basic science behind PRP
Platelet rich plasma therapy uses a patient's own platelets to encourage and accelerate healing in a variety of tissues.
With the growing popularity of using platelet rich plasma for aesthetic procedures, the need for a book that ties together all of the current literature in one place has become more pressing.
This book fills in that gap as a comprehensive guide that covers history, basic science and clinical utility of platelet rich plasma with its uses in hair restoration, facial rejuvenation, and some wound healing. It includes the latest studies/literature from peer reviewed journals and clinical, anecdotal experience. Chapters provide an extensive look at how to describe the mechanism of action of platelet rich plasma (PRP) in the skin and hair; how to identify the difference between PRP, platelet rich fibrin, and stem cells; and identify the various PRP preparation systems and how to calculate dosing.
Aesthetic Clinician's Guide to Platelet Rich Plasma is written especially for the aesthetic clinician, whether dermatologist or plastic surgeon. This book will find utility across specialties and with it's extensive coverage it is a vital reference.
Table of Contents- History of PRP
- Basic Science of PRP
- Preparation Systems
- Microneedling + PRP (for Rejuvenation, Acne Scarring)
- PRP in Combination Therapy for Hair Loss (AGA)
- PRP for Scarring Alopecia
- PRP for Immune Mediated Alopecias (Alopecia Areata, Alopecia Totalis)
- Platelet-Rich Fibrin Matrix
- PRP and Hair Transplants
- Exosomes and Stem Cells
