PRP
PRP stands for platelet-rich plasma. A small sample of your blood is processed to separate plasma containing a higher concentration of platelets. These platelets release signaling proteins involved in normal tissue repair and regeneration.
The prepared PRP is then introduced into selected areas of the skin or scalp. It may be used to support skin quality and collagen remodeling or as part of a treatment plan for certain types of hair thinning. Skin and scalp treatments have different goals, schedules, and expected timelines, so suitability is assessed individually.
Key benefits
- Prepared from a small sample of your own blood
- May support gradual improvement in skin quality and collagen remodeling
- Can be considered as part of a plan for selected types of hair thinning
- Can be combined with other treatments when there is a clear clinical reason to do so
How it works
1
Consultation and suitability review, followed by a small blood draw
2
The blood sample is processed to prepare the platelet-rich plasma
3
PRP is applied or injected into the planned skin or scalp areas, followed by aftercare instructions
What to expect
Session time
45-60 minutes
Downtime
Temporary redness, tenderness, swelling, or bruising may last several days
Results appear
Gradual; the timeline differs for skin and scalp treatments
Results last
Depends on the concern, number of sessions, response, and maintenance plan
Frequently asked questions
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