PRP was mainly used for sports injuries in the musculoskeletal field, and was initially developed as a hemostatic agent.
 
However, it was soon discovered that PRP also has the characteristics of promoting growth, which can be used to accelerate the repair of aging and damaged tissues. Gradually, it has attracted wide attention among professionals in various fields.
 
It is now known that PRP contains many growth factors, nutrients, protein stabilizers (such as albumin) and other important bioactive compounds, which can be used for cell and tissue regeneration. In recent years, the use of PRP in the field of cosmetic surgery has also become popular.