Urogenital Regenerative Medicine For Women

PRP

PRP stands for Platelet Rich Plasma. Platelet rich plasma is made from a fresh sample of your own blood. The sample is specially prepared to separate out, concentrate and then stimulate the platelets, which then are injected.

Platelets are powerful particles in the blood that normally concentrate at an area of injury and set off a signaling cascade that tells the body to heal or rejuvenate a damaged area. Some of the powerful signaling molecules that platelets make include Platelet-Derived Growth Factor (PDGF) – Responsible for cell growth and division, Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor (VEGF) – Responsible for creation of new blood vessels and capillaries, Transforming Growth Factor (TGF) – Controls cell growth and cell differentiation, and Epidermal Growth Factor (EGF): –Regulating cell growth and differentiation.

Visualization of platelet activity promoting cell growth differentiation and tissue regeneration

While platelet dose remains an important factor, emerging research suggests that the biological activity of a PRP preparation may also depend on how the product is processed, activated, filtered, and delivered.

By optimizing growth factor signaling, timing, and concentrating beneficial plasma proteins and autologous exosomes, the next generation of PRP available at Hawaii Island Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Therapy goes beyond our competitors to target the body’s natural repair and regrowth processes in a more biologically sophisticated manner.

Read the full details about our next generation PRP therapy here.

For women who wish to take advantage of the accumulating evidence, Platelet Rich Plasma injection into the urogenital area, specifically the G-spot, may demonstrate dramatic and permanent improvements in sexual function, especially orgasm, and in the health and vitality of the entire urogenital system.

Allogeneic Allograft

An allogeneic allograft is regenerative tissue donated from another individual that is applied to diseased or chronically injured tissues in the recipient.

In both the laboratory and in small scale clinical trials to date, these products have been shown to be uniquely helpful in regeneration of chronically diseased tissues. These birth products are a purified portion of the umbilical cord, also known as the Whartons Jelly, and although not intended to provide signaling effects due to FDA regulations, and while no claims can be made as to live cell activity, these products are generally thought to contain live Mesenchymal Stem Cells (MSC’s) live Exosomes (Extracellular Signaling Vesicles) and Polypeptide Enriched Matrix (PEM).1

MSC’s are thought to exert their effects through paracrine signaling, that is, the release of signaling factors to communicate with the surrounding cells and cellular environment in favor of regeneration and repair. In large part, they mediate this signaling effect through exosomes, which are small spherical membrane structures that are released from mesenchymal stem cells to circulate in the extracellular space. These spherical membranes are packages containing signaling material, protein, and mRNA, which can turn on genes and genomic proteins of growth and repair in the target tissue, and modulate the immune response in order to reduce inflammation. And finally, the polypeptide enriched matrix (PEM) (extracellular) component of the Whartons jelly, contains the growth media and structural support for the entire system, containing growth factors, peptides, and hyaluronic acid, to name a few.

These biological materials are thought to:

Sexual satisfaction and orgasm
Health and Vitality of urogenital system