PRP & Regenerative Aesthetics

What Is PRP?

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is a regenerative treatment derived from your own blood. After a small blood sample is drawn, it is processed to concentrate the platelets and growth factors that support healing and tissue regeneration. Because PRP is created from your own blood, it is a natural treatment option for patients seeking skin rejuvenation without synthetic fillers.

• ◆Collagen production
• ◆Skin cell regeneration
• ◆Improved skin texture
• ◆Enhanced tissue repair

Benefits of PRP Treatments

PRP is widely used in aesthetic medicine because it supports the skin's natural renewal process. Results develop gradually as collagen production increases over time.

• ◆Improved skin texture and tone
• ◆Reduction in fine lines and wrinkles
• ◆Increased collagen production
• ◆Enhanced skin elasticity
• ◆Brighter, healthier-looking skin
• ◆Natural rejuvenation without synthetic products

PRP Treatment Areas

PRP can be used to improve skin quality and rejuvenate multiple areas of the face and body, including facial rejuvenation, under-eye rejuvenation, PRP with microneedling for enhanced collagen stimulation, and hair restoration to stimulate hair follicles and support improved hair growth.

• ◆Facial Rejuvenation — improve overall skin quality, reduce fine lines, and enhance radiance
• ◆Under-Eye Rejuvenation — improve the appearance of dark circles and thin skin
• ◆PRP with Microneedling — enhance collagen stimulation and improve texture and tone
• ◆Hair Restoration — stimulate hair follicles and support improved hair growth

How PRP Works

PRP treatments involve three primary steps. The growth factors within PRP stimulate the skin's natural regenerative processes, leading to improved skin quality over time.

1. A small blood sample is drawn from the patient.
2. The blood is processed to isolate platelet-rich plasma.
3. The concentrated PRP is injected or applied to the treatment area.

What to Expect During Treatment

Your appointment begins with a consultation to discuss your goals and determine whether PRP is appropriate for your treatment plan. A small blood sample is collected, platelet-rich plasma is prepared using a centrifuge, and PRP is carefully injected or applied to the treatment area. Most appointments take 45–60 minutes. Some mild redness or swelling may occur temporarily following treatment.

Combining PRP with Other Treatments

PRP can be used alone or combined with other treatments to create a comprehensive plan tailored to your goals.

• ◆Microneedling
• ◆Dermal fillers
• ◆Collagen-stimulating injectables
• ◆Advanced skin treatments