PRP Treatment
PRP (Platelet rich plasma) or platelet-rich blood fluid is the most innovative treatment method used recently in terms of sexual potency and performance. It rejuvenates the male sexual organ. It supports sexual functions. Most importantly, it yields very successful results in men in need of male sexual organ enlargement.
What is PRP?
Platelets are actually blood cells naturally found in our body. These cells normally play a role in blood clotting and help with the repair function. PRP is the concentrated form of these cells naturally found in the blood. The concentrated fluid obtained by centrifuging the blood contains approximately 2–4 times the amount of platelets normally found in blood. This high amount of platelets provides significant regeneration in tissue, both through their repair properties and the growth factors they contain. Effects such as regeneration, cell growth, blood vessel formation, and collagen production are observed in damaged tissues.
In Which Cases is PRP Applied to the Male Sexual Organ?
Along with the normal aging process, there is a natural decline in the vascular, nerve, and muscle structure that supports the male sexual organ and is required for sexual functions. Particularly along with arteriosclerosis, the hardening in the muscle tissue of the male sexual organ leads to a loss of volume. PRP reverses this process by providing the property of regenerating vascular, nerve, and muscle tissue with the help of growth factors. Because it also stimulates stem cells, the male sexual organ exhibits growth characteristics. In addition to male sexual organ enlargement, PRP can be applied for erectile dysfunction, Peyronie’s disease causing curvature in the sexual organ, and decreased function observed after pelvic surgeries, chemotherapy, or radiotherapy. PRP is particularly effective in men with arteriosclerosis, diabetes, and those who smoke.
How is PRP Applied?
In PRP, after your blood is drawn in a clinical environment, a specially enriched platelet fluid is obtained in a laboratory setting. Then, this fluid is applied to the male sexual organ within a short period of time. During the procedure, a topical anesthetic cream and solution are applied. The treatment, usually administered at 2-week intervals, lasts an average of 3 sessions. Following a follow-up period, re-evaluation and, if necessary, re-application are performed. It is necessary to avoid heavy meals before the procedure.
What Should Be Considered During PRP Application?
In PRP application, hygiene conditions, the physician’s expertise, and the quality of the kits used are particularly important. It is essential that the procedure be performed in a clinical and hygienic environment. An expert physician in this field is required for the correct application of PRP fluid to the male sexual organ. Also, ensure that the PRP kits are selected from companies compliant with the regulations of the Ministry of Health and the European Union. Stay away from procedures performed in unhealthy environments, by non-experts, or with counterfeit kits.
Who Cannot Receive PRP?
PRP is not applied to individuals using blood thinners. In individuals with high cholesterol and triglycerides, PRP needs to be prepared with a more careful and longer preparation process.