A brief YouTube short in which the speaker (Shereene Idriss) explains PRP (platelet-rich plasma): blood is drawn and centrifuged to isolate PRP—referred to as “liquid gold” containing platelets and growth factors. The speaker advises trying three monthly treatments and assessing results around month five before deciding on continuing frequency, noting results vary by person.
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So prp, just so you guys know, is platelet rich plasma. It's when we take your blood as shown over here, and we spin it and we basically separate and get the prp, which is the liquid gold, as I like to call it, full of platelets, platelets rich plasma and other growth factors. Now, the biggest issue is it's not a home run for everyone. So before you go ahead and sign up for like 10 PRP treatments, I strongly suggest you do three treatments one month apart and then you start stop completely because not everybody gets these results. And after around month five or so, you can start to tell the difference. Now, if you can tell the difference faster, it's even better. But definitely do three before you sign yourself up for more. Once you know it works, then you have your own fertilizer and you could do it as often or as little as you want. He has access to the kitchen, I. E. Me, and so I'm going to make him do it more regularly. But you basically can choose how often you want to do it.