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Prizmah — Autologous Platelet Rich Plasma System
Autologous Platelet Rich Plasma System

Beauty within.
Heals naturally.

Prizmah is a proprietary autologous Platelet-Rich Plasma system that merges cutting-edge technology with the body's natural ability to regenerate soft tissue — for aesthetic, orthopedic, wound and dental care.

  • cGMP
  • EN ISO 13485
  • ISO 9001
Natural, radiant skin achieved with Prizmah PRP therapy

486 B/L

Platelet concentration

6 min

to pure PRP

RBC removed

Pure PRP, no filtration

Platelet concentration

2.5× whole blood

Separation time

Single 2800 rpm spin

PRP viability

In the collection tube

Prizmah PRP system product kit

Flagship Kit

Prizmah PRP System

A proprietary, closed, xeno-free medical device for preparing pure autologous PRP — manufactured under cGMP, EN ISO 13485 and ISO 9001 standards.

  • Technically advanced gel separator — pure PRP without filtration
  • Biocompatible & xeno-free closed system
  • Built-in calcium chloride activation
  • Constant, predictable platelet concentration
  • Physiologic pH — no burning during or after injection
  • Easy to use, less blood, less time, not user-dependent
Why Prizmah

Engineered for purity, safety and results

Every element of the system is designed to deliver a concentrated, contaminant-free growth-factor payload — safely and reproducibly.

Pure PRP, no filtration

An advanced gel separator removes 99.8% of RBCs and 90% of WBCs for pure, non-inflammatory PRP.

Built-in activation

Precisely dosed calcium chloride converts PRP into PRF, initiating fibrin polymerization.

Closed & xeno-free

Blood and PRP are never exposed to air, virtually eliminating the risk of contamination.

No burning pain

Sodium citrate keeps PRP at physiologic pH 7.4 — comfortable during and after injection.

Fast & consistent

Pure PRP in a single 6-minute spin, with a constant, predictable platelet concentration.

Quality assured

Manufactured under cGMP, EN ISO 13485 and ISO 9001 international standards.

How it works

From draw to application in four steps

A single 6-minute spin and a closed-system transfer deliver pure, ready-to-use PRP.

Step 1: Collection1

Collection

Collect blood into the PRP tube through a butterfly needle; the tube takes 9ml of blood.

Step 2: Separation2

Separation

Centrifuge the PRP tube. Platelets separate from the rest of the blood cells within 6 minutes at 2800 rpm.

Step 3: Activation / Collection3

Activation / Collection

Transfer PRP into the activation or collection tube through the closed-system transfer device.

Step 4: Application4

Application

Apply to the selected areas — skin, joints, muscles or wounds — according to the clinical protocol.

The eight growth factors released by activated Prizmah PRP
The science

Eight growth factors, released on demand

Activated platelets degranulate to release a concentrated payload of signalling proteins that orchestrate tissue repair and regeneration.

PDGFPlatelet Derived Growth Factor

Cell growth, new generation and repair of blood vessels, collagen production.

TGF-βTransforming Growth Factor Beta

Growth and neogenesis of epithelial and vascular endothelial cells; promotes wound healing.

VEGFVascular Endothelial Growth Factor

Promotion of angiogenesis and wound healing.

EGFEpidermal Growth Factor

Promotion of epithelial cell growth, angiogenesis and wound healing.

FGFFibroblast Growth Factor

Active in the epithelialization phase; keratinocytes cover the wound to form the epithelium.

IGFInsulin-like Growth Factor

Cell growth regulation and myoblast proliferation.

KGFKeratinocyte Growth Factor

Growth and new keratinocyte generation.

CTGFConnective Tissue Growth Factor

Promotes angiogenesis, cartilage regeneration and platelet adhesion.

The difference

Prizmah vs. conventional PRP kits

A closed, activated, contaminant-free system that concentrates platelets while removing the cells that cause inflammation and staining.

FeaturePrizmahConventional PRP
Pure PRP without RBC/WBC contamination
Built-in CaCl₂ activation (PRP → PRF)
Closed, xeno-free system (no air exposure)
Physiologic pH 7.4 — no burning pain
Requires less blood, less time, not user-dependent
Platelet concentration486 B/L≈190 B/L
Filtration step requiredNoneOften

Blood composition: whole blood vs. Prizmah-PRP

Concentrated where it counts.

PlateletsBillion Cells/L
Whole blood
190
Prizmah
486
Red Blood CellsTrillion Cells/L
Whole blood
5.1
Prizmah
0.01
White Blood CellsBillion Cells/L
Whole blood
7.8
Prizmah
0.8
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Clinical results

Visible, natural-looking outcomes

Documented before-and-after results across common aesthetic indications — from forehead lines to hand rejuvenation.

Prizmah clinical before and after results

Documented indications

  • Forehead Lines
  • Under-Eye Dark Circles
  • Crow's Feet
  • Nasolabial Fold
  • Acne Scarring
  • Neck Lines
  • Hair Loss
  • Stretch Marks
  • Décolletage
  • Hand Rejuvenation

Results shown are sourced from official Prizmah clinical documentation. Individual outcomes vary by indication, protocol and patient.

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Heritage

Four decades of regenerative progress

Since the 1980s, PRP has evolved from wound care into a mainstay across regenerative and aesthetic medicine.

1983

Treatment of Ulcers

Early PRP use in chronic wound care.

2003

Orthopedics

Adoption in musculoskeletal regeneration.

2003

Maxillofacial Surgery

PRP enters oral & maxillofacial procedures.

2003

Arthroscopic Surgery

Applied to joint and cartilage repair.

2007

Sports Medicine

Accelerated recovery for athletes.

2007

Cosmetic Surgery

Aesthetic rejuvenation goes mainstream.

Evidence

Backed by peer-reviewed research

PRP therapy is supported by a growing body of clinical literature across dermatology, orthopedics and wound care.

A natural mixture of growth factors within the joint could induce positive changes and may provide new opportunities for OA treatment.
Rheumatology (2007;46:1769-1772)
The application of growth factors in the treatment of local cartilage defects as well as osteoarthritis appears promising.
Clin Orthop Relat Res (2011;469:2706-2715)
PRP treatment is effective, reliable, easily applied and low-cost for pain, functional status and cartilage regeneration, even in advanced osteoarthritis.
Arch Rheumatol (2015;30)
PRP is a safe, simple and effective procedure in treating chronic venous ulcers.
J Cutan Aesthet Surg (2013;6(2):97-9)
With good standards of care, the majority of nonhealing diabetic foot ulcers treated with autologous PRP gel can be expected to heal.
Ostomy Wound Management (2006;52(6):68-70)
PRP gel treatment can be a valuable and effective aid in the management of acute trauma wounds.
Injury (2008)

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