Human Solid Plasma offers a biocompatible, additive-free and entirely autologous protein matrix approach in skin rejuvenation and aesthetic applications.
Approach
We see aesthetics not just as a change in volume or appearance; but as a transformation that increases tissue quality, supports biological balance, and strengthens the natural process.
HSP is not an alternative to synthetic filler approaches; it is a biological support concept. Instead of adding artificial substances, it supports the tissue's own regenerative capacity.
Clinical Goals
HSP can be evaluated for different clinical goals in dermatology and medical aesthetics:
- Tissue quality enhancement
- Fine lines and wrinkles — supporting the tissue's own repair capacity
- Skin radiance and tone
- Elasticity and resilience — supporting effect of collagen synthesis
- General skin biology
Mechanism of Action
1. Temporary Volume Support
Thanks to the semi-solid form, an immediately palpable but not stiff volume is formed.
2. Micro-Regenerative Stimulation
Micro-level stimulations within the tissue can activate local cellular responses.
3. Collagen Synthesis Support
Supporting fibroblast activity and collagen production can affect long-term tissue quality.
4. Tissue Perfusion
Support of new vessel formation can improve tissue nutrition and oxygenation.
Comparison with Synthetic Filler
HSP is in a different category from synthetic filler:
- Source: Synthetic filler → external; HSP → patient's own blood
- Content: Synthetic filler → single-type molecule; HSP → multiple plasma proteins
- Effect: Synthetic filler → volume-focused; HSP → both volume and biological stimulation
- Risk: Synthetic filler → hypersensitivity; HSP → minimal due to autologous structure
Clinical Advantages
- 100% autologous biological structure
- No heparin, citrate, or chemical additives
- Compatible with regenerative medicine
- Can be integrated into aesthetic protocols
- Fast preparation, clinical-flow compatible
Application Regions
HSP can be evaluated for different regions in dermatology and medical aesthetics. The indication is determined by the physician:
- Face — forehead, cheek, jawline, perioral area
- Neck and décolletage
- Hand dorsum
- Scar revision support protocols
- Hair loss support applications (with physician evaluation)
- Periorbital region — around the eyes (requires particular care and is subject to the physician's decision)
The protocol is individualized for each treatment area and each patient. The physician recommends the most appropriate plan.
Who May Be Considered?
- Individuals seeking skin rejuvenation, particularly those over the age of 30
- Those wishing to avoid synthetic fillers
- Those seeking a more biological or natural approach
- Patients looking for support for skin quality
- Physicians and patients open to regenerative medicine protocols
Potential Side Effects
As with any injection procedure, temporary local effects may occur:
- Mild redness and swelling, generally expected to subside within 24–72 hours
- Temporary tenderness
- Bruising in very rare cases
Because HSP is autologous, the risk of an allergic reaction is very low. Consult your physician for a detailed assessment of potential side effects and risks.