Regenerative medicine uses what your own body knows how to do to repair itself: its blood (PRP, PRF), its fat (lipofilling, nanofat), or molecules close to those of the skin (polynucleotides). It is used to improve skin quality, certain scars and hair density, often as a complement to a laser or microneedling. In Marrakech, Dr Sara Zahid, a dermatologist in Guéliz, offers it after a dedicated consultation. These are gradual techniques, whose results vary from person to person and are not promised in advance.
A few tubes of your blood are taken and centrifuged to concentrate the platelets. PRP is a platelet-rich plasma; PRF, more recent, forms a fibrin matrix that releases growth factors more slowly. It is injected or applied on the facial skin, or injected into the scalp for fine hair. As it comes from you, there is no risk of allergy to the product.
A small amount of fat is taken under local anaesthetic, prepared, then reinjected. Lipofilling restores volume; nanofat, finer, improves skin quality, for example around dark circles or scars. The dedicated lipofilling page details the technique and its limits.
These are purified DNA fragments, injected as micro-injections, which hydrate the skin and support tissue repair. They are used for thin, tired skin, dark circles or after certain treatments. They are part of the skin quality treatments described on the corresponding page.
These techniques are often used with others: PRP after Dermapen for acne scars, nanofat after a laser, hair PRP as a complement to medical treatment for hair loss. The combination is chosen according to the indication; it is never systematic.
The body responds differently from one person to another, from one area to another. Gradual improvement is generally seen over several weeks, with repeated sessions. The expected benefits, the limits and the risks (bruising, swelling, uneven result) are explained before any decision. These treatments are avoided during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
A set of techniques (PRP, PRF, nanofat, lipofilling, polynucleotides) that rely on the body's repair capacity to improve the skin or scalp.
Yes. PRP and PRF are prepared from a blood sample, then reinjected during the session.
PRP is a platelet-rich plasma; PRF forms a fibrin matrix that releases growth factors more slowly.
PRP and PRF for skin and scalp, nanofat and lipofilling, polynucleotides, depending on the indication.
Gradual improvement, varying from person to person. Results depend on each person: the expected benefits, limits and risks are explained before any decision.
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