| 英文摘要 |
With the rapid growth of the aesthetic medicine industry, there is an increasing demand for safe, effective, and minimally invasive treatments. Conventional approaches such as laser therapy, chemical peels, and injectable fillers are widely used but remain limited by individual variability, treatment duration, side effects, and recovery time. In recent years, high-concentration platelet-rich plasma (PRP), derived from autologous blood with minimal risk of immune rejection and enriched with multiple growth factors, has emerged as a promising regenerative therapy capable of promoting collagen synthesis and tissue repair. This review summarizes research from the past decade on the use of high-concentration PRP in aesthetic medicine, focusing on its preparation methods, mechanisms of action, and clinical applications. Key indications include skin rejuvenation, hair restoration, acne scar repair, and combination treatments involving lasers or microneedling. Most studies demonstrate that PRP improves skin quality, enhances collagen production, and stimulates follicular activity with a favorable safety profile. However, clinical outcomes vary due to differences in preparation techniques, platelet concentration, and treatment frequency. Further randomized controlled trials are needed to establish standardized preparation protocols and treatment guidelines. This study employs a systematic review approach to summarize research findings from the past decade on the use of platelet-rich plasma (PRP) in aesthetic medicine and cosmetic care. Relevant literature was primarily retrieved from PubMed, Scopus, and Google Scholar using core keywords related to traditional aesthetic therapies, PRP, mechanisms of PRP action, growth factors, PRP applications in aesthetic medicine, skin rejuvenation, and tissue regeneration for literature searching and screening. |