Autologous Blood / Bone Marrow Concentrate System

How Is the Autologous Blood Concentrate System Performed?

The treatment is a simple, safe procedure that can be completed in a short time.

1. Blood Collection: A small amount of blood is taken from the patient under sterile conditions.
2. Cell Separation: The collected blood is spun in a centrifuge using special separation tubes. This process separates the platelets, stem cell precursors and growth factors in the blood.
3. Application: The resulting cellular solution can be applied:
   • To joints (cartilage areas such as the knee, hip and shoulder),
   • To muscle and tendon tissues,
   • To skin rejuvenation areas such as the face, neck and décolleté,
   • or systemically through a vein (IV).

The procedure takes about 30–40 minutes, requires no special preparation other than local anesthesia, and the patient can return to daily life the same day.

Mechanism of Action

This system concentrates the regenerative cells in the blood and delivers them directly to the damaged area. These cells act as a “repair signal” in the body.

The mechanism of action is based on three basic principles:

• Activation of Regenerative Cells: Stem-cell-like cells start the repair process in the damaged area.
• Release of Growth Factors: Factors such as VEGF, TGF and PDGF trigger tissue regeneration.
• Collagen Production and Increased Elastin: Provides rejuvenation and resilience in skin and joint tissues.

Result: The tissue becomes more flexible, strong and healthy.

Areas of Use of the Autologous Blood Concentrate System

1. Joint and Cartilage Regeneration

• Osteoarthritis of the knee and hip
• Meniscus tears
• Shoulder and elbow tendinitis
• Muscle and tendon wear

This application supports the formation of new cartilage on the joint surface, reduces pain and increases range of motion.

2. Skin Rejuvenation and Anti-Aging

When applied under the skin, it increases collagen production, reduces fine wrinkles and improves skin vitality. Because it is prepared from the person’s own blood, it does not cause a foreign-substance reaction.

3. Systemic Application Through a Vein (IV)

• Balances the immune system,
• Supports internal organ functions,
• Reduces chronic fatigue and inflammation.

This application provides an overall increase in energy and metabolic balance.

Benefits

• It is a natural and biological method; because the person’s own blood is used, the risk of allergic reaction is low.
• It supports cartilage and joint repair; it provides healing without surgery.
• It provides skin rejuvenation and increased elasticity.
• It reduces inflammation and supports cellular regeneration.
• It provides a long-lasting effect; because growth factors are released slowly, healing continues for weeks.

How Is It Different from PRP?

• While PRP contains only platelets, this system contains both platelets and stem cell precursors.
• While PRP provides a short-term effect, the effect of this system lasts 2–3 times longer.
• It provides high cellular density thanks to special separation technology.
• Tissue regeneration takes place not on the surface but in the deep cell layers.

For this reason, this method is also called “enhanced stem cell-supported PRP technology”.

Session Plan and Treatment Process

The treatment is planned according to the patient’s condition. Generally, 1–3 sessions are performed 3–4 weeks apart. In advanced damage, 4–6 sessions may be needed.

• After the first session: Skin radiance, joint relief and an overall increase in energy are felt.

Who Can Receive It?

• People with osteoarthritis or pain in their joints
• People who have had sports injuries
• People with complaints of skin sagging or wrinkles
• People experiencing chronic fatigue or metabolic imbalance
• Anyone who wants to slow down aging naturally

What to Pay Attention to After the Procedure

• Heavy exercise should not be done for 24 hours after the procedure.
• Drinking plenty of water supports cellular regeneration.
• Mild redness or a feeling of tightness is normal.
• Avoiding the sun and taking regular skin care increases the effect.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Is the autologous blood concentrate procedure painful? No, the procedure is performed under local anesthesia. There may be only a brief stinging sensation.
2. When is the effect seen? Noticeable regeneration generally begins within 2–3 weeks; the full effect appears within 2 months.
3. Does it give permanent results? Because tissue repair is achieved, the effect is generally long-lasting; it can be supported with regular sessions.
4. Does it have side effects? Because the person’s own blood is used, the risk of allergic reaction is low.
5. Can it be applied together with PRP? Yes, the combination of these two methods may speed up tissue repair.

Conclusion: Renewal at the Cellular Level, Natural Rejuvenation

The Autologous Blood Concentrate System is one of the regenerative medicine applications that activates the body’s own repair mechanism. Thanks to its stem-cell-like structure:

• It repairs damaged tissues,
• It rejuvenates the skin,
• It strengthens the joints,
• It supports internal organ functions.

With this method, the body regains rejuvenation, healing and balance through its own potential.