Arthrex ACP® double syringe
Trust the most researched product in the PRP / PRF industry with over 200 scientific studies.
Arthrex ACP® double syringe
Trust the most researched product in the PRP / PRF industry with over 200 scientific studies.
Fast, well tolerated, 100% endogenous substances
Liquid PRF / ACP for skin and hair
The ACP double syringe enables the closed and simple production of liquid PRF. No synthetic separating materials are used, as the liquid PRF is separated from the other blood components purely physically. This system, which has been used successfully for many years, enables the production of liquid PRF with an approximately 2.5-fold increase in platelet concentration with a simultaneous reduction in white blood cells and erythrocytes.
Natural Treatment
Documented Clinical Efficacy
Intuitive Preparation
Completely Autolog
No separating gel and no anticoagulant required
Innovative double chamber syringe
Minimal Pain During Injection
Optimized Composition
In just a few minutes without the addition of foreign substances
Simple, Fast, and Safe Production
Blood sampling
Centrifugation
PRP aspiration
The Treatment Process
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Collection of a small amount of blood
- Extraction of the body’s own active ingredients in concentrated form
- Injection or application of these active ingredients into/to the area to be treated
- Stimulation of hyaluronic acid and collagen synthesis, cell proliferation, and regeneration
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The Mode of Action
Arthrex ACP therapy makes use of the body’s own processes: By injecting the body’s own liquid PRF at the site of action, the healing and regeneration of tissue can be stimulated in a purely natural way.
A large number of growth factors and proteins (including fibrinogen) found in thrombocytes and blood plasma are responsible for this. Interaction with corresponding receptors in the target cells, for example fibroblasts, mesenchymal stem cells and epidermal cells, initiates processes that lead to cell proliferation, hyaluronic acid and collagen synthesis, and matrix formation, among other things.
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An Elegant System
Using the described method with the Arthrex ACP double syringe to prepare blood, the plasma contains a platelet concentration increased by about two to three times. Outside the bloodstream, platelets become activated and release proteins, for example, growth factors. These growth factors are known to be relevant for healing in a variety of tissue types and they appear to work synergistically.
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