As a gynaecologist, I not only provide treatment but also use PRP therapy, a modern procedure that may support tissue recovery and improve quality of life.

What is PRP therapy?

PRP therapy involves using platelet-rich plasma prepared from a small sample of your own blood. Because your own biological material is used, the risk of allergic reactions is low.

How is it used in gynaecology?

PRP therapy may be used as part of an individual treatment plan to:

Support the recovery of vaginal and cervical tissues.
Improve local microcirculation.
Support tissue regeneration after certain procedures or injuries.
Complement treatment for chronic inflammatory conditions where appropriate.
Improve tissue hydration and elasticity in the intimate area.
Benefits of the procedure

Biocompatibility. Your own plasma is used, which helps minimise the risk of allergic reactions.

Natural regenerative potential. Platelets contain growth factors involved in the body’s natural repair processes.

Minimal recovery time. The procedure is usually well tolerated and does not normally require a long recovery period.

Individual approach. PRP therapy can be considered for a range of medical and aesthetic concerns, depending on your health status and treatment goals.

PRP therapy is not just a procedure. For many women, it can become part of a comprehensive approach to intimate health, comfort and confidence.

I see how an individual, attentive approach helps my patients feel better, and that inspires me to keep developing in this field.

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