Ovarian rejuvenation is a technique integrated into regenerative medicine methods, through which we obtain a series of cells—platelets—that, when injected into the ovary, may help activate primordial follicles that are dormant in the ovary.
This technique aims to address the needs of individuals caused by social changes. Ovarian regeneration seeks to reactivate stem cells and remaining follicles in the ovary to enhance ovarian response.
The goal of the technique is to improve the quality of the patient’s eggs for assisted reproduction treatment and achieve better results.
The application of platelet-rich plasma is a regenerative therapeutic practice that efficiently repairs deteriorated or damaged tissues. In reproductive medicine, it offers great benefits, as it is obtained as a self-medication by centrifuging the patient's blood.
When activated, it triggers processes that release growth factors (GF) that stimulate the body's mechanisms for repairing damaged or deteriorated tissues, favouring ovarian repair and rejuvenation.
The process of obtaining the sample is simple. Blood is collected from the patient. It is then processed in the laboratory by controlled centrifugation to separate the plasma containing the platelets from the rest of the blood components.
Once it is obtained, it is administered to the organ to be treated, either the endometrium or the ovary. For ovarian rejuvenation, small amounts of the sample are injected into the ovarian cortex via transvaginal ovarian puncture
Blood sample from the patient.
Centrifugation separation of plasma with high concentration of platelets and other growth factor (GF) rich agents.
Release and activation of GFs.
Application according to our team's instructions.
Delayed childbearing age is a factor that affects women biologically, especially from the age of 35 onwards. From this age onwards, a greater number of eggs are lost. With ovarian rejuvenation techniques, we increase the chances of achieving good results in reproductive treatments. However, it could also potentially improve the chances of natural pregnancy.
Ovarian rejuvenation has several advantages over other techniques:
Effectivity:A growing body of data confirms the effectiveness of these techniques on both the endometrium and the ovary.
Safety:The use of the patient's PRP minimises the risk of allergic reactions, infections and other complications.
Accessibility:Although these techniques are relatively new, they are increasingly integrated into the treatment flow at fertility clinics. This allows more data to be collected and their use to be fine-tuned.
Among the most promising results is the reactivation of ovarian follicles. This could increase the pregnancy rate in women with early ovarian failure or low ovarian reserve.