Utilization of lyophilized platelet-rich plasma in esthetic facial treatment

Teh-Yang, Cheng

doi:10.25056/jcm.2020.4.2.101

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“…One study also demonstrated that after a single PRP injection on the cheeks, majority of the patients were significantly satisfied on FACE‐Q post care scales whereas according to GIAS score, 14 (45.1%) patients had esthetic improvement 18 . Histopathological analysis has also demonstrated increase in collagen density within the dermis and subcutaneous layer after PRP treatment 19 . Various studies have also shown the benefits of microneedling that aids the procedure of PRP therapy, Microneedling has an independent collagen induction effect and it also ensures the uniform absorption of PRP, which enhances its efficacy 20–22…”

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“…18 Histopathological analysis has also demonstrated increase in collagen density within the dermis and subcutaneous layer after PRP treatment. 19 Various studies have also shown the benefits of microneedling that aids the procedure of PRP therapy, Microneedling has an independent collagen induction effect and it also ensures the uniform absorption of PRP, which enhances its efficacy. [20][21][22] Our retrospective analysis also demonstrated excellent therapeutic efficacy of PRP in the management of TSDF.…”

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Platelet rich plasma in treatment of topical steroid damaged face: A retrospective analytical study

Majid

Timungpi

2022

Dermatologic Therapy

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Topical steroid damaged face (TSDF) is an entity caused by unsupervised and prolonged use of topical corticosteroids (TC) on the face. There is currently no definite treatment that can partially or completely reverse the changes seen in the facial skin in TSDF. Platelet rich plasma (PRP) is a biological product that is obtained from autologous centrifuged blood and it contains multiple growth factors for the skin and other body tissues. PRP has been employed as a treatment option in patients with steroid induced rosacea. We hereby report the results from 34 cases of TSDF who had been treated with PRP at our institute. Retrospective analysis of the data and digital photographs of these cases was carried out in October 2021 and the data analysis revealed a significant therapeutic benefit in most of the cases with excellent results in 76% (26/34) cases. Improvement was noticed after the first session only in majority of cases and in all the clinical parameters in the study patients. No adverse effects were reported in any patient in this series.

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