PRP and Sanakin Therapy (Enriched PRP)

One of the most frequently preferred natural renewal methods in modern aesthetic medicine is PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) therapy. However, in recent years, PRP technology has been advanced one step further with the Sanakin method. This new-generation approach provides a rich plasma concentrate containing not merely growth factors but anti-inflammatory cytokines.
Dr. Atasoy Clinic combines classical PRP with the Sanakin method, applying a completely personalized renewal protocol that provides cellular renewal and rejuvenation in skin, hair, joints, and vaginal region.

What Is PRP Therapy?

PRP is the application of platelet-rich plasma (platelet rich plasma) obtained from a person's own blood to the treatment region.
A blood sample is drawn and placed in a specialized centrifuge device to obtain plasma rich in platelets, growth factors, and healing proteins.
This plasma is then injected into the region requiring tissue renewal or applied to the skin through microneedling.

Growth factors contained by platelets such as PDGF, EGF, IGF, VEGF, and TGF-beta increase collagen production, accelerate cell renewal, and initiate tissue repair.

What Is Sanakin Therapy? (Enriched PRP)

Sanakin is an advanced version of the classical PRP method.
The goal in this method is to include not merely growth factors but anti-inflammatory cytokines in the plasma.
While classical PRP activates platelets to initiate healing, Sanakin technology suppresses inflammation through interleukin-1 receptor antagonist (IL-1Ra) and similar cytokines, providing long-lasting renewal.

Thus, the treatment becomes not merely skin renewal but effective in joint pain, hair loss, scar tissue, and vaginal rejuvenation.

Sanakin system is applied through a specialized biotechnology tube system. The blood sample is processed under heat control and plasma enriched with anti-inflammatory proteins is obtained.
This plasma is pure, toxin-free, and qualifies as a completely natural "biological medicine."

Differences Between PRP and Sanakin

Through this difference, Sanakin provides superior results especially in anti-aging applications, chronically inflamed skin, and tissue weakness.

Application Areas

1. Skin Rejuvenation (Face, Neck, Décolletage)

Sanakin PRP increases collagen and elastin production, providing renewal to skin.
Skin becomes tighter, brighter, and more vibrant in appearance.
Wrinkles diminish, pores become smaller, and skin tone evens.
This method is also effective as supportive therapy following laser and mesotherapy.

2. Hair Loss Treatment

PRP and Sanakin activate hair root cells, stopping hair loss.
They support new hair growth and thicken existing hair strands.
Especially in seasonal loss, androgenetic alopecia (male pattern loss), and stress-related hair loss, they provide successful results.
Sanakin's anti-inflammatory effect reduces scalp dandruff, itching, and sensitivity.

3. Under-Eye Rejuvenation

In the thin-skinned under-eye region, it increases circulation, reducing dark circles and puffiness.
It supports subcutaneous fat tissue, providing natural fullness.
Unlike chemical fillers, it creates completely natural rejuvenation effect.

4. Acne and Scar Treatment

Growth factors in PRP reorganize scar tissue.
Sanakin suppresses inflammation, reducing redness following acne.
With regular applications, skin surface smooths and scar depth decreases.

5. Vaginal Rejuvenation and Functional Balance

When Sanakin therapy is applied to the vaginal region, tissue moisture, elasticity, and tightness are provided.
It provides tissue rejuvenation in postmenopausal dryness, vaginal pain, and reduced sexual satisfaction.
Additionally, it is used as support in postpartum deformation repair and following vaginal rejuvenation.

6. Joint and Muscle Repair

Sanakin's anti-inflammatory effect reduces joint pain in arthritus and muscle injury, helping tissues self-repair.
This application can be safely performed on knee, shoulder, elbow, and hip joints.

Application Process

1. Blood Drawing:
   In a sterile environment, 10–20 ml of blood is drawn from the patient.

2. Centrifugation and Processing:
   Blood is centrifuged in special tubes to separate growth factors and cytokines.
   In the Sanakin system, this process occurs under heat control.

3. Injection Phase:
   The obtained plasma is applied to the target region through micro-injections.
   Procedure averages 30–45 minutes; anesthetic cream provides comfort.

4. Aftercare:
   Mild redness may appear; disappears within a few hours.
   Avoiding shower on the first day and sun protection are recommended.
   Effects begin within 2–3 weeks; maximum effect is seen in the 2nd month.

Combined Therapy Approaches

At Dr. Atasoy Clinic, PRP and Sanakin therapies are integrated into functional rejuvenation protocols:

• Ozone therapy: Increases circulation and oxygenation.

• Glutathione and C vitamin serums: Supports cellular renewal.

• NAD+ infusion: Strengthens cellular energy production.

• Collagen-supporting mesotherapy: Increases result permanence.

These combinations enhance treatment effect, moving the skin's biological age back 5–10 years.

Benefits of PRP and Sanakin Therapy

• Natural skin rejuvenation and renewal

• Increased collagen production

• Reduction in wrinkle and scar appearance

• Marked hair loss reduction

• Skin tone brightness and moisture increase

• Joint pain improvement and tissue damage healing

• Vaginal tightening and sexual function enhancement

• Natural, allergy-free, and lasting results

These effects last 6–12 months and can be preserved for years with regular applications.

Dr. Atasoy Clinic's Approach

Dr. Atasoy Clinic applies PRP and Sanakin therapies not as "superficial aesthetic procedure" but as cellular regeneration protocol.
Each patient's blood parameters, age, hormonal balance, and lifestyle are analyzed to create personalized dose and session plans.
Unlike classical PRP methods, every application at our clinic is designed with anti-inflammatory balance and biological age rejuvenation goals.

Dr. Atasoy's approach is clear:
"Rejuvenation begins not in skin but in the cell."