SKIN REVITALISATION
Face and neck revitalisation with platelet-rich plasma.
In this case series of 23 patients, the authors evaluated if there are real outcomes, benefits and side effects following a standardised PRP injection protocol DGS was calculated by comparing the spider improvement score, the pre- and post-improvement photographs, the patient’s satisfation score and the doctor’s satisfaction score.. Patients received a RegenPRP injection once a month for three months. Patients were evaluated one month after the last injection. Adefinitive graduated score (DGS) was calculated for each patient.
• The authors concluded that face and neck revitalisation with RegenPRP is a promising, easy-to-use technique, performing favourably in all small skin wrinkles, as well as in skin texture and elasticity assessments.
Figure 2: Graph illustrating the persent of patients scored for definitive graduated score. DGS score was good (average 12.8).
REFERENCE
5 Redaelli, A., D. Romano, and A. Marciano, Face and neck revitalisation with platelet-rich plasma (PRP): clinical outcome in a series of 23 consecutively treated patients. J Drugs Dermatol, 2010. 9(5): p. 466-72.