PRP
Your own concentrated platelets, applied to skin or scalp to support the body’s natural repair processes. Used for both face and hair-support protocols.
PRP
PRP uses a small sample of your own blood, processed to concentrate the platelets rich in growth factors. It is applied to support the skin’s or scalp’s natural repair, as a complement to your other treatments. It does not replace them.
PRP
PRP
A small blood sample is spun in a centrifuge to isolate platelet-rich plasma, then applied with microneedling or micro-injections depending on the area. Your own biology does the work.
PRP
Assessment of skin or scalp condition and goals
Blood sample taken on the day, processed in clinic
Application to the treated area
Aftercare guidance and series planning if appropriate
PRP
PRP suits many skin types, but conditions such as active infection, certain blood disorders or anticoagulant use need review first. Suitability is always confirmed at consultation.
PRP
Improvement is gradual. Skin quality and (in scalp protocols) density are typically assessed over weeks to months, often after a series of sessions. Individual results vary.
Individual results vary.
PRP
PRP
A topical anaesthetic is used for the blood draw and application. Most clients describe it as mild pressure or tingling rather than pain.
A common starting point is 3–4 sessions spaced several weeks apart, then reviewed. Your practitioner will plan the series after assessment, not before.
PRP