How is Proper Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Prepared? -- ZengoMD

Not all blood that is drawn and spun is Platelet-Rich Plasma. Learn what makes PRP that has the best positive effect on your skin and tissue.
Dr. Zengo has performed Microneeding since 2014 and has trained over 400 providers in microneedling and PRP. He has also injected over 1,000,000 units of Cosmetic Botox since 2001 and taught 800 providers how to perform the procedure.
This Video is produced and narrated by Gregory P. Zengo, MD. He is medical director of PracticalCME Medical Training and New Image Medical Aesthetics and Wellness in Watkinsville, GA. He is a former Assistant Professor at Emory University School of Medicine and worked at Centers for Disease Control as a commissioned officer.
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[@cassiejo0012]

Awesome ❤

[@AR-kq7wt]

This is an EXCELLENT video. Thank you ❤!!!

[@PatrickYamMD]

Great video! But in reality the situation is actually far worse than what you showed for the gel kits. They often actually lose concentration, ending up at 0.5x baseline or lower. They often lose far more platelets than claimed, (eg. over 50%). Huge variability between kits. We've tested many of them, and there's published studies that show their results as well. Only way to be sure of concentration is to analyze in clinic. 100k/uL can look very similar to 1000 k/uL. But if it's clear, transparent, like colored water, what many med spas call "liquid gold", it's always extrememly low concentration, usually less than 30k/uL, that's 10% of your generous baseline of 300k/uL. I can say this with confidence after testing almost ten thousand samples.

[@Radies326]

So how would you recommend to prepare PRP ? Thank you in advance for your answer

[@bellinhacompany6386]

Thank you!