Endometrial PRP or endometrial regenerative therapy involves the reprogramming of dysfunctional or damaged subendometrial tissues. Uterine or endometrial rejuvenation therapies are focused on enhancing endometrial development, improving endometrial receptivity and optimising endometrial condition through intrauterine instillation or subendometrial application.
The endometrium, which is the inner layer of the uterus, plays an extremely important role in the implantation of the embryo and its development. It must therefore be in optimal condition when conception is sought.
For the embryo to implant properly, it is important that the endometrial tissue regenerates. This is achieved by applying PRP, which is obtained from the woman's blood, directly into the uterus.
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is used as a regenerative therapy to help repair and regenerate tissues. In reproductive medicine, PRP is obtained from the patient's own blood through a centrifugation process that produces plasma with a high concentration of platelets. As it is obtained from the patient's own blood, it is an autologous preparation.
Platelets contain growth factors and other bioactive molecules involved in different tissue repair and regeneration processes. In endometrial rejuvenation, PRP is administered with the aim of promoting favourable conditions in the endometrial tissue and preparing it for embryo implantation.
The procedure begins with the collection of a blood sample from the patient, from which platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is obtained for subsequent use in the treatment.
A blood sample is collected from the patient to obtain the plasma that will be used during the procedure.
The blood sample is centrifuged to separate and obtain plasma with a high concentration of platelets. The platelets contain growth factors and other bioactive molecules that can subsequently be released and used during the procedure.
The platelets release different growth factors and other bioactive molecules involved in tissue regeneration. Once the PRP has been prepared, it is ready to be administered according to the treatment protocol.
The prepared PRP is administered according to the indications of our specialists and the individual characteristics of each patient. Depending on the treatment protocol, it may be administered by intrauterine instillation or subendometrial application.