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PRGF - ENDORET® in aesthetic medicine
The use of PRGF - ENDORET® technology to stimulate skin tissue regeneration represents an advanced solution that improves skin quality and has transformed the treatment of visible signs of ageing.
Advantages of PRGF - ENDORET® in aesthetic medicine
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Improvement in skin quality
Significant improvement in skin hydration, achieving hydration levels up to fourfold higher than those obtained with hyaluronic acid treatments.
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Restoration of skin firmness
Increased synthesis of collagen (type I), hyaluronic acid, and elastin.
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Filling and volumising effect for the attenuation of wrinkles.
It provides filling capacity for the management of tissue defects and signs of ageing, promoting a more natural volumising effect.
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Protection against skin photoageing
Restoration of the structure of photoaged skin, preventing UV radiation-induced damage and protecting dermal fibroblasts.
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A 100% autologous product
There are no incompatibilities or risk of adverse effects for the patient.
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Incremento en la tasa de implantación embrionaria
ENDORET® Gel
Volumising effect
Very high filling capacity* and easy mouldability** after injection. High-viscosity ENDORET® Gel: *G´ = greater than 1300 Pa and **η = 220 Pa·s. Low-viscosity ENDORET® Gel: *G´ = 300 Pa and **η = 50 Pa·s
Bioactive
Owing to its composition based on growth factors and bioactive proteins, ENDORET® Gel stimulates autologous hyaluronic acid and collagen production, achieving a more natural volumising effect.
Completely autologous
Free from exogenous material (with no added lidocaine or hyaluronic acid).
Efficient tissue integration
Owing to its autologous nature, ENDORET® Gel integrates into the tissue in an entirely natural manner.
Versatility
Adaptable biomechanical properties according to patient needs and the clinician’s judgement.
Optimal physical parameters
Very high filling capacity* and easy mouldability** after injection. Subdermal ENDORET® Gel: *G´ = greater than 1300 Pa and **η = 220 Pa·s | Intradermal ENDORET® Gel: *G´ = 300 Pa and **η = 50 Pa·s
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Frequently asked questions
How does PRGF-ENDORET® contribute to improving the skin’s acidic pH?
The continuous and significant reduction in pH values observed with the use of PRGF-ENDORET® may help reinforce the skin’s natural acid protection against bacterial and fungal aggression.
Can the remaining liquid formulation (F1 fraction) be applied topically directly to the face after skin infiltrations?
Yes, it is entirely recommended, provided that the product has been activated beforehand.
Owing to the biological properties of growth factors, their application to the skin surface acts as a potent soothing and reparative agent. This markedly reduces the inflammation and erythema caused by the infiltrations, accelerates skin recovery, and allows the patient to return to their daily routine with optimal comfort.
¿Cuál es la diferencia entre la membrana de la tecnología PRGF - ENDORET® y la membrana amniótica?
La membrana amniótica es un tejido alogénico (procedente de un donante externo) que, aunque es efectivo, conlleva un proceso de conservación complejo y un riesgo latente mínimo de transmisión de patógenos o rechazo inmunológico. Por el contrario, la membrana de fibrina de la tecnología PRGF - ENDORET® es 100% autóloga (del propio paciente), se moldea a la medida exacta en propio acto quirúrgico y ofrece una biocompatibilidad absoluta, acelerando la regeneración natural sin riesgo de rechazo.
¿Qué diferencias existen entre los distintos tipos de implantes disponibles?
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¿Qué complicaciones pueden surgir después de la colocación de un implante y cómo se previenen?
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