PLACENTREX CREAM

PLACENTREX CREAM is a topical medication which, similar to its gel counterpart, is used to stimulate regenerative processes, improve trophism (nourishment), and local blood circulation. Its unique formula, based on placental extractand amino acids, has found wide application in dermatology, cosmetology, and, as an auxiliary tool, in urology and gynecology.

What is PLACENTREX CREAM?

PLACENTREX CREAM is a medical product for topical application in the form of a cream. The key active components are:

1. Human Placental Extract: A natural source of peptides, amino acids, mucopolysaccharides, nucleic acids, and trace elements. These components act as building blocks and signaling molecules that promote the restoration of damaged tissues at the cellular level.

2. L-Arginine: An amino acid that is converted into nitric oxide (NO) in tissues. NO is a powerful vasodilating agent that locally improves microcirculation and oxygenation of tissues.

1. Difference between cream and gel

Compared to the gel, the cream has a fattier base, which ensures better penetration of active substances into the deeper layers of the skin and provides longer-lasting moisturizing and softening effects. The cream is ideal for dry or flaky skin.

2. Indication and trophic action

The main purpose of PLACENTREX CREAM is to improve tissue trophism (nourishment), stimulate healing, and increase elasticity. In the context of men's health (urology), the cream is used to improve the condition of the blood vessels and tissues of the penis in chronic circulatory disorders, serving as a supportive measure in the comprehensive therapy of ED.

Detailed mechanism of action of PLACENTREX CREAM

The mechanism of action of the cream is combined, providing both nourishment and blood flow stimulation.

1. Regenerative Action (Placental Extract): Peptides and amino acids within the placental extract act as stimulators for fibroblasts—the cells responsible for the synthesis of collagen and elastin. This accelerates the repair of damaged structures and increases skin turgor.

2. Vasodilating Action (L-Arginine): Upon topical application, L-arginine generates NO, which causes the relaxation of the smooth muscles of local arterioles. This leads to vasodilation, increasing blood and lymph flow, and improving the delivery of nutrients and oxygen to the tissues.

Key takeaway: PLACENTREX CREAM is a medication for course-based, prolonged application. It does not cause an immediate erection but works to eliminate tissue and vascular impairments.

Instructions for using PLACENTREX CREAM

Regularity is required to achieve a sustained trophic and regenerative effect.

1. Dosage and method of application

• Preparation: The skin must be clean and dry before application.

• Quantity: Apply a small amount of cream (a thin layer), sufficient to cover the desired area.

• Method: Gently and softly rub PLACENTREX CREAM in with massaging movements for 1–2 minutes until fully or partially absorbed.

• Regularity: It is recommended to apply 1–2 times daily (morning and evening) for a course of 30 to 45 days.

• Avoid: Avoid contact with the urethra, eyes, and mucous membranes unless specifically prescribed by a doctor.

2. Precautions

• Interaction: Since this is an external medication, the risk of systemic interactions with oral medications is minimal.

• External Use Only: The cream is intended exclusively for external application.

Critical contraindications for PLACENTREX CREAM

Despite its natural basis, contraindications exist:

• Allergy: Individual hypersensitivity or allergy to placental extract, L-Arginine, or other components of the cream (may manifest as itching or rash).

• Skin Damage: Should not be applied to open purulent wounds, third-degree burns, or areas with an active acute inflammatory process.

Side effects of PLACENTREX CREAM (Low Risk)

Side effects from the topical application of PLACENTREX CREAM are rare.

• Local Reactions: Mild, transient burning sensation, tingling, or redness at the application site, associated with increased local circulation.

• Allergic Manifestations: Skin rash, itching.

Professional advice on using PLACENTREX CREAM

1. Course Treatment: The trophic effect is not achieved with a single application. Be sure to follow the recommended course of treatment for sustained results.

2. Expectations: The cream is a supportive, not primary, treatment for severe ED. Its efficacy is higher when combined with physical therapy or oral medications.

3. Contraception: Since the cream has an oily base, it is incompatible with latex condoms, as it may compromise their integrity.

PLACENTREX CREAM: Extended Q&A section

• Does PLACENTREX CREAM cause an immediate erection? No. The cream does not contain PDE5 inhibitors (Sildenafil, Tadalafil) and is not intended to instantly induce an erection. Its action is cumulative and aimed at improving tissue health.

• What is the difference between PLACENTREX CREAM and PLACENTREX GEL? The main difference is in consistency and base. The cream (CREAM) has a denser, fattier base, moisturizes better, and stays on the skin longer, promoting deeper penetration, which is preferable for long courses and dry skin.

• Can PLACENTREX CREAM be used for massage? Yes. The cream is ideal for long, gentle massage, as massaging motions enhance local blood circulation, supplementing the action of L-Arginine.

• From what age can the cream be used? The cream is intended for adults. Its use in urology is indicated for men 18+.