The definition of Platelet Rich Plasma(PRP), literally, is ‘Plasma enriched with numerous of platelets. PRP, in general, has a higher concentration of platelets compared with baseline blood. Clinically valuable PRP, however, typically contains 1 million platelets or more per microliter. Normal Platelet counts in blood are average about 200,000 ㎕. The scientific proof of bone and soft tissue healing enhancement has been shown using PRP with 1,000,000/㎕ is the working definition of PRP today. Lesser concentrations cannot be relied upon to enhance wound healing. A sufficient cellular response to platelet concentrations first began when a 4- to 5-fold increase over baseline platelet numbers. PRP have been used in: Plastic Surgery Dermatology Orthopedics Wound Care Hair Loss Pain Care Veterinary WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN A PRP DEVICE High Concentration High Platelet Recovery Easy to use Fits Standard Centrifuge Sterile Device Clear Separation of RBC and PPP