PRP – Platelet Rich Plasma
Harnessing the Power of Your Own Cells for Rejuvenation
- Natural method of utilising body's own healing properties
- Stimulates collagen and elastin production
- Addresses a variety of skin concerns
Treatment overview
* Individual results may vary.
PRP – Platelet Rich Plasma
PRP treatment is grounded in the body’s innate healing mechanisms. By isolating and concentrating platelets from your own blood and reintroducing them, PRP maximises the body’s natural growth factors to stimulate cellular rejuvenation.
Treatment benefits
Beyond its natural appeal, the scientific merit of PRP is its ability to address a spectrum of skin concerns, from wrinkles and lines to scars and uneven textures. It’s a holistic approach to skin health, leveraging body's intrinsic regenerative potential.
- Face
- Décolletage
- Neck
- Stretch marks on body
- Profhilo
- Dermal fillers
- Medical grade skincare
- Chemical peel
Frequently Asked
Are there any side effects?
Straight after the treatment the skin will feel tight but comfortable. Since the PRP is autologous (coming from your own blood) adverse reactions are rare. Patients may experience slight redness, swelling and mild bruising which may last a few days only.
How quickly will I see results?
Visible results can take from between two to twelve weeks and vary between individuals. Results are dependent on different factors such as general health, previous skin quality, age, diet and skin type.
Is it painful?
Before treatment Dr Nicky applies a layer of anaesthetic cream to the area to be injected. She uses the finest needles to administer the PRP. Both factors ensure that the treatment is almost pain-free.
What is the recovery time?
Straight after the treatment the skin will be red and tight. Dr Nicky recommends 24 hours of down-time with no makeup application over this period. The next day there may some pin prick marks and slight bruising and swelling but these are very minor and normally barely noticeable.