PRP
Platelet-Rich
Plasma
Your body's own healing power, concentrated and precisely delivered to rejuvenate skin, restore volume, and stimulate hair growth — naturally and safely.
Book a PRP ConsultationWhat is PRP?
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) is derived from your own blood. A small sample is drawn, then centrifuged to separate and concentrate the platelets — the component of blood responsible for healing and regeneration.
This concentrated plasma contains growth factors — including PDGF, TGF-β, VEGF, and EGF — that signal cells to repair tissue, produce collagen and elastin, stimulate new blood vessel formation, and activate dormant stem cells. When injected into the skin or scalp, PRP essentially accelerates and amplifies the body's own regenerative processes.
Because PRP is autologous (from your own body), there is zero risk of allergy or rejection — making it one of the safest advanced aesthetic treatments available.
5–8×
Higher platelet concentration than whole blood
7+
Active growth factors per injection
0%
Risk of allergic reaction (autologous)
8–12 wks
Peak results as collagen matures
How PRP is Delivered
The injection technique is chosen based on the treatment area and depth of concern — both are performed by our trained injectors for safe, precise results.
Mesotherapy Injections
PRP is injected in a series of small, shallow microinjections across the treatment zone — commonly used for skin rejuvenation, glow enhancement, hydration, and hair restoration. This technique saturates the dermis with growth factors for a broad, diffuse effect. Ideal for overall skin quality improvement, fine lines, and scalp treatments.
Treatment Areas
- Full face rejuvenation
- Neck & décolletage
- Scalp (hair restoration)
- Back of hands
Cannula Injections — Targeted Rejuvenation
A blunt-tipped cannula is used to deliver PRP to deeper tissue planes with minimal trauma. This technique is preferred for delicate or vascular areas where precision matters most. The cannula glides beneath the skin to deposit PRP exactly where volume loss and tissue regeneration are needed.
Treatment Areas
- Under-eyes (tear troughs)
- Cheeks & mid-face
- Nasolabial folds
- Marionette lines
- Jawline
Targeted Treatment Zones
Under-Eyes (Tear Troughs)
One of the most sought-after PRP applications. As we age, the skin thins and fat pads diminish under the eyes — creating hollowness, dark circles, and a tired appearance. PRP stimulates collagen in this delicate area to thicken and brighten the skin over 4–8 weeks. Cannula technique is preferred for safety and comfort.
Cheeks & Mid-Face
Volume loss in the cheeks creates a flattened, aged appearance. PRP rebuilds the support structure from within — stimulating collagen and elastin in the subcutaneous layer for subtle, natural lifting and plumping. Often used alongside fillers for enhanced and longer-lasting outcomes.
Nasolabial Folds
The lines running from the nose to the corners of the mouth deepen as facial fat descends with age. PRP softens these folds by stimulating new collagen in the surrounding tissue — a gradual, entirely natural correction.
Marionette Lines
Lines extending downward from the corners of the mouth contribute to a stern or sad resting expression. PRP injected along these lines encourages tissue regeneration and subtle softening without the "filled" look that synthetic products can sometimes create.
Who Benefits Most?
PRP is effective across all adult age groups, though the primary goals differ depending on your stage of skin aging.
Preventative collagen stimulation. Ideal for early fine lines, post-acne scarring, skin texture, and maintaining skin density before significant volume loss occurs.
Primary rejuvenation. This is when PRP is most transformative — addressing volume loss, skin laxity, deep lines, and restoring an overall youthful quality to the skin.
Maintenance and enhancement alongside other treatments. PRP works synergistically with fillers and Botox to improve skin quality and extend results.
Needle vs Cannula
Our injectors select the appropriate technique based on the treatment area, depth of concern, and your individual anatomy. Often, both techniques are used in a single session.
Needle Technique
Advantages
- More precise for targeted spots
- Better for superficial mesotherapy
- Ideal for scalp and diffuse areas
Considerations
- More injection points
- Slightly higher bruising potential
- Less suited for deeper tissue planes
Cannula Technique
Advantages
- Fewer entry points — minimal trauma
- Safer in vascular areas (under-eyes, temples)
- More comfortable for client
- Reaches deeper tissue planes
Considerations
- Requires advanced technique
- Less precise for superficial work
How to Prepare
- 1
Stay well-hydrated — drink 1.5–2L of water the day before and morning of your appointment.
- 2
Eat a light meal 1–2 hours before (blood draw is easier on a full stomach).
- 3
Avoid blood thinners: aspirin, ibuprofen, vitamin E, fish oil, and alcohol for 5–7 days prior.
- 4
Discontinue retinoids 3–5 days before if PRP is being applied topically post-microneedling.
- 5
Arrive with clean, make-up-free skin.
- 6
Inform your injector of any blood disorders, active infections, or medications.
Post-Treatment Care
Avoid touching, rubbing, or applying makeup to the treated area for 24 hours.
No NSAIDs (ibuprofen, aspirin) for 1 week post-treatment — these inhibit platelet activity.
Avoid alcohol for 24–48 hours.
Apply SPF 50+ daily — newly regenerating skin is sensitive to UV damage.
Avoid intense exercise, saunas, and steam rooms for 24–48 hours.
Some redness, mild swelling, and bruising are normal and resolve within 24–72 hours.
Results build gradually over 4–8 weeks as collagen remodels — patience is key.
Frequently Asked Questions
Regenerate. Naturally.
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