Lyophilized Placenta Implant
Lyophilized placenta implants are processed placental tissues that are freeze-dried to preserve their biological properties and then reactivated using the patient’s own platelet-rich plasma (PRP).
These implants are gaining popularity for their potential benefits in wellness, regenerative medicine, and promoting healthy aging.
Boosting Nourishment and Wellness
These implants contain powerful biological components preserved through a careful freeze-drying process.
Placenta-derived implants are rich in extracellular matrix (ECM) proteins like collagen and glycosaminoglycans (GAGs), as well as growth factors that help cells attach, grow, and repair tissue¹. Once introduced into the body, they create a supportive scaffold that promotes regeneration while reducing inflammation².
These biological elements not only support tissue repair but also offer potential benefits for overall wellness and regenerative health.
Why Choose Lyophilized Placenta Implants?
- Wound Healing: Lyophilized placenta has been shown to speed up the healing of chronic wounds and ulcers, reducing scarring and promoting tissue regeneration³.
- Regenerative Medicine: Paired with platelet-rich plasma (PRP), these implants may support joint repair, pain reduction, and faster recovery from injuries⁴.
- Better-Aging: The growth factors naturally present in the placenta may enhance skin elasticity and combat signs of aging, giving your body a youthful boost⁵.
- Immune Support: Placental tissues may help balance immune responses, reducing inflammation and potentially minimizing autoimmune reactions⁶.
- Hormonal Harmony: Placenta-derived therapies might influence hormonal regulation⁷.
- Allergy Relief: Preliminary findings indicate that certain components of the placenta may reduce allergic responses, offering a new approach for those with sensitivities⁸.
Potentializing the Effect of Cellular Therapy
Lyophilized placenta implants are a powerful and versatile treatment that not only enhances overall health but also complements stem cell and exosome therapies.
When combined, these therapies provide a synergistic approach to regeneration, helping to optimize healing, promote cellular rejuvenation, and restore balance to your body’s natural functions.
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References:
- Wetzell B. et al. (2024). Characterization of Lyophilized Human Placental Membrane. Int Wound J.
- Harmon KA. et al. (2023). Retention of Key Characteristics of Unprocessed Chorion Tissue. Int J Mol Sci.
- Bonvallet PP. et al. (2022). Tri-Layer Placental Allograft Membrane. Adv Wound Care.
- Riboh JC. et al. (2016). Amniotic Membrane in Sports Medicine. Am J Sports Med.
- Singh P. et al. (2025). Comparative Study of Placental Allografts. Int J Mol Sci.
- Mohan R. et al. (2017). Human Amnion Membrane in Oral and Periodontal Applications. J Int Soc Prev Community Dent.
- Banerjee J., Dhall S. (2020). Placental Membrane Allografts in Diabetes. Wound Healing and Tissue Repair.
- Ang J. et al. (2018). Placental Membrane Allografts in Tendinopathies. Clin Podiatr Med Surg.
