Plasmolifting

Plasmolifting (PRP therapy) is an innovative tissue repair method that uses the patient’s own blood plasma enriched with platelets. The method is completely natural, does not cause allergies or rejection, and is therefore widely used in orthopedics, neurology, sports medicine, and cosmetology.

At ReStart, we use PRP therapy to treat joints, ligaments, tendons, injury recovery, herniated discs, as well as skin and hair regeneration.

How plasma lifting (prp therapy) works?

Every person’s blood contains platelets, which are responsible not only for clotting but also for tissue repair after injury. PRP therapy uses a platelet concentrate obtained by centrifuging the patient’s own blood. When this concentrate is injected into the affected area, the following occurs:

Release of growth factors

Stimulation of tissue regeneration (cartilage, tendons, ligaments)

Improving blood microcirculation

Reducing inflammation and pain

Acceleration of restoration of functions of the affected area

Who is it recommended for?

The procedure is recommended for people with musculoskeletal diseases, athletes, patients after injuries or surgeries, as well as those with chronic pain or degenerative tissue changes.

Patients with joint and spine diseases (arthrosis, arthritis, protrusions, hernias)

People with chronic back, neck, shoulder or knee pain

For athletes and physically active people after overloads and injuries

Patients during rehabilitation after surgeries and injuries

People with ligament, tendon and muscle injuries

Those with degenerative tissue changes and decreased mobility

Main indications

Arthrosis, arthritis, bursitis, tendonitis
Herniated and bulging intervertebral discs
Chronic pain in the back, neck, joints
Damage to ligaments, tendons, meniscus
Rehabilitation after injuries and surgeries
Muscle overload and microtears

Advantages of the procedure

Using our own biomaterial without chemical impurities

Minimal risk of allergic reactions and rejection

Natural activation of tissue regeneration processes

Reducing pain and swelling

Accelerate healing after injuries and surgeries

Improving joint mobility and tissue elasticity

Slowing down degenerative and age-related changes

Increasing muscle and ligament endurance

Short recovery period and quick return to active life

Contraindications

Acute infectious diseases
Oncological diseases
Blood clotting disorders
Some autoimmune diseases
Pregnancy and lactation (after consultation with a doctor)

How does the session work?

The PRP therapy procedure involves taking 10–20 ml of venous blood from the patient, centrifuging it to obtain platelet-rich plasma, treating the injection area, intra-articular or para-articular injection of the drug, and a short period of medical observation after the session.

Course duration: usually lasts from 2 to 6 weeks, depending on the patient’s condition and individual indications.
Recommended course: consists of 1–3 procedures with an interval of 7–14 days between sessions.