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Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) is a treatment that uses a concentrated component of your own blood. After a small blood draw, the sample is processed to separate platelet-rich plasma, which is then applied or introduced into the treatment area to support overall skin quality or scalp health.

PRP may be suitable for people looking to improve the appearance of skin texture and luminosity, or to support hair and scalp concerns. Results vary and a consultation is required to determine suitability.

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PRP Skin Rejuvenation

Areas we treat

  • Face

  • Under-eye (tear trough area)

  • Neck

  • Hands

What to expect on the day

  1. Consultation & skin assessment (to confirm suitability and plan)

  2. Blood draw (small sample)

  3. Processing (to prepare platelet-rich plasma)

  4. Application (depending on the plan, PRP may be introduced into the skin using an appropriate technique)

  5. Post-treatment care instructions

Downtime

Most people experience temporary redness, sensitivity, mild swelling and/or small bruises. Downtime varies by individual and treatment area.

Treatment plan

Many clients choose a series of sessions spaced a few weeks apart, with maintenance as needed. Your practitioner will recommend a plan based on your skin goals and suitability.

What PRP may help with (appearance-focused)

PRP may help improve the look of:

  • skin texture and overall smoothness

  • dullness/loss of glow

  • mild uneven tone

  • early fine lines

  • crepey appearance in delicate areas (e.g., under-eye, neck, hands)

Outcomes vary between individuals, and multiple sessions are commonly recommended.

PRP for Hair & Scalp

PRP for the scalp is designed to support hair and scalp concerns. It may be suitable for people who notice:

  • increased shedding

  • early thinning

  • hair density changes

  • scalp health concerns

What PRP hair treatment may involve

After preparing PRP from your blood sample, it is introduced to targeted scalp areas according to your treatment plan. A course of sessions is commonly recommended, with follow-up maintenance depending on response.

Outcomes vary. PRP is not a guaranteed solution for hair loss, and suitability depends on your individual cause of hair thinning/shedding.

Is PRP right for me?

PRP may not be suitable for everyone. A consultation is required, and we may ask about:

  • medical history and current medications/supplements

  • pregnancy/breastfeeding status

  • bleeding/bruising tendency

  • current skin/scalp conditions or infection

  • recent procedures (including injectables/energy devices/needling)

If anything requires medical review, we’ll discuss the safest next step.

Possible side effects & risks

As with any procedure involving skin penetration or injections, risks can include:

  • redness, swelling, tenderness

  • bruising, pinpoint bleeding

  • irritation or flare of sensitivity

  • infection (rare, but possible)

  • uneven response / no noticeable improvement

We’ll explain the relevant risks during your consultation so you can make an informed decision..