Platelet Rich Plasma

Natural Boost for Faster Healing PRP Therapy uses concentrated platelets from a patient's own blood to accelerate healing in diabetic foot wounds, surgical sites, and reconstructive areas. This technique is particularly beneficial for patients with delayed healing due to vascular compromise.

Key Benefits:

  • Stimulates cell repair and collagen formation
  • Reduces inflammation and promotes granulation
  • Minimally invasive and repeatable procedure

Integrated with vascular and plastic treatment plans at Ikigai Clinics, PRP is a valuable tool for wound care and tissue regeneration in Hyderabad's diabetic foot population.

Why PRP Therapy?

  • Autologous preparation (patient's own blood) in 20 minutes
  • Customized platelet concentrations for different wound types
  • Can be combined with stem cells or skin grafting
  • 75% faster healing in chronic diabetic ulcers

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy

Our PRP therapy accelerates healing by utilizing the body’s own platelets to stimulate tissue regeneration and repair. Following strict aseptic protocols, we isolate and concentrate growth factors for targeted treatment. Especially effective for musculoskeletal injuries, hair loss, and skin rejuvenation, PRP offers a natural, low-risk alternative to invasive procedures.

1st
Step

Patient Evaluation & Cell Harvesting

Comprehensive health screening and imaging studies. Minimally invasive bone marrow aspiration from iliac crest. Alternative sources: Adipose tissue extraction or umbilical cord blood (allogeneic). Cell count analysis and viability testing.

2nd
Step

PRP Processing

Double-spin centrifugation to separate and concentrate platelets. Final PRP volume adjusted based on target site. Platelet count and quality confirmed before use.

3rd
Step

Targeted Injection

Ultrasound or fluoroscopy-guided injection into affected area (joint, tendon, scalp, or skin). Local anesthesia used for patient comfort. Entire procedure completed within 30–45 minutes.

4th
Step

Post-Therapy Care

Guided recovery plan including physiotherapy and activity modifications. Follow-up evaluations at 2 and 6 weeks. Repeat sessions every 4-6 weeks as per response.