Composition & Features
Plasma is a biological cocktail containing vital components such as growth factors, antioxidants, cytokines, specific immunoregulatory factors, and proteins associated with neuroplasticity. These components contribute to enhanced cell proliferation, stimulation of tissue regeneration, and reduction of inflammation.
Production Process
- Collection of umbilical cord blood with quality and safety control
- Separation of plasma and different fractions
- Storage under controlled temperature conditions
- Quality control and safety testing prior to distribution
Applications
- Support of tissue repair and neuroprotection
- Use in regenerative and anti‑aging skin therapies
- Enhancement of outcomes in PRP and mesotherapy treatments
- Application in the production of restorative and skin‑care products
- Cell culture supplement
Effect Duration
The onset of effects varies depending on the type of application. With repeated treatments, tissue improvement and skin brightening gradually increase.
Method and Dosage of Clinical Use
- Medical applications: topical use or in combination with other growth factors
- Aesthetic applications: used as a base component in restorative creams or serums
The dosage and frequency of application are determined by a qualified medical specialist.
Safety Considerations for Clinical Use
For clinical use, plasma must be sourced from officially licensed centers and prepared in full compliance with umbilical cord blood bank standards. Use without professional supervision is not recommended.
