PRP Therapy in Ginza | Regenerative Medicine & Aesthetic Medicine

About

PRP Therapy

PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy involves drawing a small amount of the patient's own blood, extracting the platelet-rich plasma from it, and injecting it into areas such as the knee, elbow, or shoulder joints, as well as the skin or scalp.This treatment harnesses the natural components found in the patient's own blood to support the body's tissue maintenance and repair processes. As PRP therapy falls under the category of regenerative medicine, our clinic has undergone review by a Certified Committee for Regenerative Medicine and submitted the required Regenerative Medicine Provision Plan to Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare prior to offering this treatment.

The following briefly explains how PRP treatment
supports tissue repair and the natural healing process:

Blood Collection & Separation

First, a small sample of blood is drawn from the patient. It's then spun in a centrifuge to separate out the platelet-rich plasma, or PRP. This plasma is rich in growth factors and cytokines, which are believed to potentially play a role in tissue maintenance processes.

Injecting the PRP

The separated PRP is then injected directly into the area being treated. The growth factors it contains may act on that specific site, potentially providing supplementary support for tissue maintenance processes there.

Supporting Related Processes

Once injected, these growth factors may help influence the condition of the tissue and how the body responds to inflammation in that area.

Potential for Easing Pain & Supporting Function

As the growth factors take effect, some changes may begin to appear in the treated area over time. Whether this approach is suitable for easing pain or supporting joint function is something your physician will determine based on your symptoms and any relevant test results.
※Results vary from person to person. ※If youre considering this treatment, we recommend speaking with a physician first to fully understand whats involved before making a decision

PRP Treatment

How It Works

Wide Range of Applications for PRP Therapy

PRP therapy is widely used in both aesthetic medicine and orthopedics. It is also a popular choice among professional athletes for addressing sports-related injuries and chronic conditions in disciplines such as tennis, baseball, track and field, and basketball.

Applications in Aesthetic Medicine

PRP may help support improvement in the appearance of blemishes, wrinkles, and scarring through cellular regeneration, and may help support skin recovery. Downtime after the procedure tends to be relatively short for most patients, with minimal impact on daily life.

Applications in Orthopedics

PRP may offer potential support for chronic pain and inflammation, and is particularly used in addressing osteoarthritis of the knee and musculotendinous and ligament conditions. Pain relief and recovery support are among the expected benefits.

PRP Therapy's Benefits

No Hospitalization or Surgery Required

An approach to various conditions such as joint pain, skin wrinkles, and hair loss may be expected.

Since PRP therapy uses the patient's own blood, the procedure involves only a blood draw and injection — no surgery or hospital stay is required.

Potential for Lasting Effects

PRP therapy places greater emphasis on sustained effects rather than immediate results. As an approach that utilizes the body's own repair functions, effects may last approximately 2 months to about 1 year after treatment in some cases. The potential to reduce the burden of repeated treatment visits is also considered one of its features.

The degree of effects and duration may vary between individuals.

Safety Considerations

Since the treatment uses the patient's own blood, the risk of allergic reactions or similar side effects is considered relatively low.

Our clinic has submitted a Regenerative Medicine Provision Plan and a Specified Cell Processing Manufacturing Notification to the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.

PRP Therapy Expected effects

Aesthetic Benefits

Helping improve the appearance of scarring and pigmentation
Helping reduce the appearance of wrinkles
Supporting improvement in skin firmness and elasticity
Helping improve skin sagging

Health Benefits

Helping relieve arthritis-related pain
Helping reduce long-term pain and discomfort
Support for post-exercise recovery
※Results vary from person to person. ※If you're considering this treatment, we recommend speaking with a physician first to fully understand what's involved before making a decision

PRP therapy is provided in accordance with the Act on the Safety of Regenerative Medicine.
This law regulates self-pay regenerative medicine and clinical research, and sets safety standards.
Our clinic provides treatment based on these standards.

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Our Safety Framework

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Treatment overview

PRP Therapy

【Treatment Overview】

This regenerative therapy involves extracting platelet-rich plasma (PRP) from the patient's own blood and injecting it into joints, skin, or the scalp, with the aim of promoting the body's natural ability to heal itself. This treatment is provided in accordance with Japan's Act on the Safety of Regenerative Medicine (Notification Numbers: PB3250225 / PC3250242 / PC3250241).

【Treatment Duration & Frequency】

Treatment time: Approximately 90 minutes from blood draw to injection.Effects are generally thought to last anywhere from 2 months to about 1 year. The number of sessions will be determined by your physician based on diagnostic findings.

【Downtime】

PRP therapy typically involves minimal downtime, with very few restrictions on daily activities afterward, though strenuous exercise and heavy physical labor are best avoided.

※If your physician provides specific post-treatment instructions, please follow them accordingly.

【Key Risks & Side Effects】

After PRP injection, some patients may experience redness, itching, pain, swelling, a warm sensation, or bruising. Since the treatment uses the patient's own blood, the risk of an allergic drug reaction is considered relatively low, though infection, inflammation, or increased pain are still possible.

※Results and post-treatment side effects vary between individuals.

Price list

PRP Therapy

▶︎ Initial consultation fee

￥3,300

▶︎ Follow-up consultation fee

￥2,200

Premium PRP Therapy (Autologous Platelet-Rich Plasma Therapy) Knee osteoarthritis Meniscus tear (single knee)	1session 3sessions	￥264,000 ￥712,800
Skin Rejuvenation – Mesogun (U225) Hair Loss Treatment – Mesogun (U225)	1session 3sessions	￥286,000 ￥772,200
PRP-EXO Joint Complex Therapy (PRP + Umbilical Cord-Derived Stem Cell Secretome Injection) Intra-articular / Trigger Point Injection (1 joint / 1 site)	1session 3sessions	￥428,000 ￥1,155,600
Premium PRP-EXO Joint Complex Therapy (PRP + iPS Cell-Derived Exosome Injection) Intra-articular / Trigger Point Injection (1 joint / 1 site)	1session 3sessions	￥448,000 ￥1,209,600

At GINZA YR CLINIC, we help you achieve your ideal image!

A Ginza clinic providing knee joint regenerative medicine and regenerative aesthetics