Manufacturer: Estar Medical®
Cellenis® PRP by Estar Medical: gel-separator platelet-rich plasma system for aesthetic & regenerative clinics. View the full listing for details.
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Cellenis® PRP is a platelet-rich plasma separation system manufactured by Estar Medical®. It uses a proprietary gel-separator tube and single centrifuge spin to isolate a concentrated platelet fraction from a patient's blood, largely removing red blood cells and reducing inflammatory white blood cells, for use in aesthetic and regenerative treatments.
Aesthetic, dermatology and hair-restoration clinics wanting to offer autologous PRP treatments for skin quality, texture and hair-restoration protocols, typically as an add-on or upsell service alongside other treatments.
Estar Medical® is an Israel-based (Holon) manufacturer specialising in PRP and autologous cell-therapy technologies, developing the Cellenis® and Tropocells® product lines for use across aesthetics, orthopedics, wound management, dental and other medical applications.
Estar Medical states that Cellenis® products are CE certified and FDA cleared, manufactured in an ISO 13485-certified facility with ISO 5 cleanroom conditions for critical phases. Certification details for a specific individual listing (e.g. batch-level documentation) should be confirmed directly with the seller.
Cellenis® PRP tubes are designed for use with a standard laboratory/medical centrifuge capable of processing the 11ml/22ml tube format; compatibility with specific centrifuge models was not detailed in publicly available sources.
What is Cellenis® PRP?
It's a gel-separator PRP system that isolates platelet-rich plasma from a patient's own blood for use in aesthetic and regenerative treatments.
How much PRP does each tube yield?
Manufacturer/distributor sources cite roughly 6ml from an 11ml tube and 13ml from a 22ml tube, though yield is protocol-dependent.
Is Cellenis® PRP single-use?
Yes — PRP separator tubes are consumables intended for single use per patient/treatment.
What conditions is Cellenis® PRP used for?
Sources describe use for skin texture, tone and hydration, sun-damaged skin, acne scarring, stretch marks, fine lines, dark circles and hair restoration.
Is there downtime after treatment?
PRP is generally described as low-downtime, though this varies by treatment area and delivery method (topical vs. injected).
Can it be combined with other treatments?
Yes — distributor sources describe PRP commonly used alongside toxin, filler, laser, RF and microneedling treatments.