In Vivo Assessment of Plasma Gel: Regenerative Potential and Limitations as a Filler

The main findings of this study suggest that while plasma gel is quickly absorbed and may not be suitable for long-term volumizing effects, it shows significant potential for temporary volume enhancement and as a biostimulatory agent. Plasma gel's ability to promote collagen production and neovascularization makes it valuable in clinical applications where temporary support and long-term tissue regeneration are desired. Future research should focus on ways to extend the retention time of plasma gel and enhance its regenerative effects, potentially through modifications to its formulation or combination with other bioactive substances.

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Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology
Published
2025-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.1111/jocd.16765
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4
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Electrospun Nanofibers in Biomedical Applications
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Abstract

The main findings of this study suggest that while plasma gel is quickly absorbed and may not be suitable for long-term volumizing effects, it shows significant potential for temporary volume enhancement and as a biostimulatory agent. Plasma gel's ability to promote collagen production and neovascularization makes it valuable in clinical applications where temporary support and long-term tissue regeneration are desired. Future research should focus on ways to extend the retention time of plasma gel and enhance its regenerative effects, potentially through modifications to its formulation or combination with other bioactive substances.

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