PRP or APS is prepared from the patient's own blood and injected directly into the diseased area to relieve pain and repair tissue. Autologous PRP or APS is prepared by centrifuging the patient's blood and separating the blood components (red blood cells, white blood cells, plasma, etc.), which is then injected into the diseased area.

This treatment consists of peripheral blood collection, PRP/APS preparation, and PRP/APS administration, in that order. Blood is collected from the patient and centrifuged to prepare PRP/APS (the amount of blood collected will vary depending on the site of PRP/APS administration). The blood is then injected into the diseased area. Since PRP/APS is made from autologous blood, there is little concern about side effects, but in rare cases, temporary pain or swelling may occur during administration. The procedure takes about 40 minutes from blood collection to PRP/APS production, and can be performed as a day treatment. This treatment is expected to provide pain relief and tissue repair. We have treated approximately 1,600 cases so far, including those at our Nagoya clinic.

Providing Medical Institution

Medical Corporation Foundation Hiougikai Clinic Tokyo Toranomon COR

〒105-0001
2F Kamiyacho Prime Place, 4-1-17 Toranomon, Minato-ku

https://clinic-toranomon-cor.com/en/

Specialty

Orthopedic surgery (knee osteoarthritis, lumbar spine disease, shoulder joint disease, spinal disease, hernias, sports injuries)
Plastic surgery (hand treatment, cosmetic skin, mesotherapy)
Internal medicine (autoimmune diseases, liver diseases, brain diseases)

Duration / Time Required

The treatment consists of peripheral blood collection, PRP/APS preparation, and PRP/APS administration, in that order. The time required is approximately 1.5 hours.

Remarks

Osteoarthritis of the knee, osteoarthritis of the lumbar spine, sprains, accelerated fracture healing, ligament injuries, tendonitis, Achilles tendonitis, rotator cuff lesions, wrinkles, sagging, acne scars, scars after skin trauma, scars after burns, skin necrosis, skin ulcers, hand arthritis, sports injuries, etc.