PRP
PRP (platelet-rich plasma) is a skin rejuvenation method in which plasma prepared from the person's own blood is injected into the skin using fine needles. It may be considered for areas such as the face, neck, décolletage and backs of the hands to support skin quality.
What Is PRP?
A small blood sample is taken, and the platelet-rich portion is separated using a special process. Platelets contain growth factors involved in tissue renewal.
The resulting plasma is injected using fine needles into the area where support for skin quality is desired. A distinctive feature is that the material is prepared from the person's own blood.
How Is the Procedure Performed?
- Assessment. Skin characteristics and needs are considered, and the treatment area and session plan are determined.
- Preparation. A small blood sample is taken, plasma is separated using a special process, and the skin is cleaned.
- Treatment. Small doses of plasma are injected into the target area using fine needles.
- Session follow-up. Sessions are repeated at the planned intervals, and the skin's response is monitored.
Who May Be Considered for Treatment?
- People who notice dullness and reduced skin vitality
- People seeking treatment for fine lines
- People who wish to support skin quality using a naturally derived method
- People seeking support combined with other skin treatments
Treatment may be postponed in cases such as certain blood conditions, active skin infection and pregnancy; suitability is considered during assessment.
After Treatment
Temporary redness and small bruises may occur after treatment and usually subside quickly. First-day advice on makeup and sun exposure is provided; daily activities can usually be resumed the same day.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which areas can be treated with PRP?
The face, neck, décolletage and backs of the hands are commonly considered; suitable areas are determined during assessment.
How many sessions are recommended?
The number of sessions depends on skin characteristics and treatment goals; a series of spaced sessions is generally planned.
Can it be combined with other treatments?
Combination with mesotherapy and device-based treatments may be considered where appropriate.
Appointment for a Medical Assessment
A medical assessment determines whether PRP is suitable for your skin. Contact us with your questions or to request an appointment.
The information on this page is for general information only and does not replace diagnosis or treatment. Treatment suitability, scope and potential results vary from person to person and require a medical assessment.
