Double Filtration Plasmapheresis (DFPP) Package

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A Modern Approach to Selective Blood Purification

Double Filtration Plasmapheresis, commonly known as DFPP, is an advanced medical procedure that filters the patient’s blood plasma through two specialized membranes.

The treatment is designed to reduce selected large molecules that may be circulating at excessive or undesirable levels, while preserving the patient’s blood cells and returning many useful plasma components to the body.

Unlike general wellness detox programs, DFPP is a medical apheresis procedure performed with specialized equipment and professional monitoring.

At Vega Medical Services, the procedure is carried out using the Japanese-made PlasautoΣ (Plasauto Sigma) therapeutic apheresis system.

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Why Patients Choose DFPP

Blood plasma carries cholesterol, antibodies, inflammatory proteins, immune complexes, nutrients, hormones, and many other substances throughout the body.

In selected patients, some larger plasma components may be associated with abnormal lipid levels, inflammation, immune activity, or circulation concerns.

DFPP offers a selective approach. Rather than replacing all of the plasma, the system separates and filters specific groups of larger molecules before returning the treated plasma and blood cells to the patient.

Depending on the patient’s condition and the filtration membrane selected, DFPP may help reduce substances such as LDL cholesterol, Lipoprotein(a), certain autoantibodies, immune complexes, fibrinogen, and selected inflammatory proteins.

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The Treatment Experience

During the procedure, blood is gradually circulated through a sterile, closed system.

The first membrane separates the plasma from the blood cells. The plasma then passes through a second membrane, where selected larger molecules are retained. The filtered plasma is recombined with the patient’s blood cells and returned to the circulation.

The process is continuous and controlled. The patient remains resting during treatment while the medical team monitors blood pressure, heart rate, oxygen level, venous access, and the function of the system.

A DFPP session usually takes approximately 3–4 hours. The exact duration may vary according to the patient’s body weight, blood volume, circulation, venous access, and individual treatment settings.

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Potential Benefits

The main purpose of DFPP is to reduce selected plasma components that may be contributing to a patient’s health concerns.

Potential benefits may include support for healthier blood composition, improved circulation, reduction of selected lipid markers, and reduction of certain immune-related or inflammatory substances.

The treatment may be considered for selected patients with concerns related to elevated cholesterol or Lipoprotein(a), autoimmune activity, chronic inflammation, neurological conditions, metabolic health, kidney-related conditions, or circulation.

The expected benefit varies according to the patient’s diagnosis, laboratory results, overall health, and the substances targeted during treatment.

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DFPP as Preparation for Stem Cell Therapy

DFPP may also be included before stem cell therapy as part of a broader regenerative treatment program.

When the blood contains elevated inflammatory proteins, immune complexes, abnormal lipoproteins, or other unwanted plasma components, the internal environment may be less supportive of the body’s natural repair and regulatory processes.

Reducing selected circulating factors before stem cell administration may help create a cleaner and more balanced biological environment for regenerative treatment.

This preparation is intended to support the overall treatment strategy and help the body receive the stem cells under more favorable conditions. However, it cannot guarantee that stem cells will work better or that a particular clinical result will be achieved.

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What the DFPP Package Includes

The package is designed to provide a complete and well-organized treatment experience for patients visiting Vega Medical Services in Bangkok.

It may include:
• Medical consultation and suitability assessment
• Review of health information and recent test results
• Pre-treatment blood testing
• One DFPP procedure using the PlasautoΣ system
• Professional monitoring throughout the treatment
• Supportive medical care when required
• Post-treatment assessment and aftercare guidance

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Who May Consider This Treatment?

DFPP may be considered by patients who are looking for a medically supervised method of selectively reducing certain plasma components.

It may also be suitable for patients who are preparing for stem cell therapy and whose doctors recommend improving the internal biological environment before treatment.

Not every patient is suitable for DFPP. Final eligibility depends on the patient’s medical condition, blood-test results, current medications, venous access, and physician assessment.

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Why Choose Vega Medical Services?

Vega Medical Services combines Japanese therapeutic apheresis technology with personalized medical attention in Bangkok.

Our team focuses on patient safety, clear communication, professional monitoring, and coordinated care throughout the treatment journey.

International patients can receive assistance with medical-information review, appointment coordination, treatment preparation, and aftercare guidance.

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Important Information

DFPP is a medical procedure and should not replace prescribed medication or established treatment.

Possible temporary effects may include tiredness, dizziness, nausea, chills, bruising at the needle site, or changes in blood pressure. Less common risks may include electrolyte changes, bleeding, reactions to medications or replacement fluids, or complications related to venous access.

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