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PRP

Autologous Regenerative Treatment

Platelet-Rich Plasma

HIGHLIGHTS:

  • Support natural tissue-repair

  • Non-surgical

  • Minimal downtime 

SUITABLE FOR:

Skin rejuvenation 

DOWNTIME:

Mild redness may occur

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ABOUT:

PRP, or Platelet-Rich Plasma, is an autologous regenerative treatment that uses a concentrated portion of the patient's own blood.

Unlike conventional injectable products, PRP does not introduce a manufactured filler or biostimulator. Instead, it uses the individual's own blood components as part of a treatment designed to support natural tissue-repair processes.

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How Is PRP Prepared?
1: A small amount of blood is first collected from the patient.
2: The blood is then processed to separate its different components and concentrate the platelet-rich portion. Platelets naturally contain a variety of growth factors and signalling proteins that play roles in the body's normal processes of tissue repair and regeneration.
3: The prepared PRP is subsequently administered to the selected treatment area.

How Does PRP Work?
When platelets are introduced into the treatment area, the growth factors and signalling molecules they contain may help support the body's natural repair response. In aesthetic applications, this approach is used with the goal of supporting collagen production, tissue regeneration and overall skin quality. Because PRP is derived from the individual's own blood, the composition can vary between individuals.

What Can PRP Be Used For?:

  • Fine lines

  • Uneven skin texture

  • Dull or tired-looking skin

  • Reduced skin vitality

  • Certain acne scars

  • Skin rejuvenation
     

Why Choose an Autologous Treatment?
One of the defining characteristics of PRP is that the material comes from your own body. There is no external dermal filler or synthetic biostimulator being introduced. The treatment instead aims to make use of the body's own biological components. 

What to Expect
The treatment involves blood collection, preparation of the PRP and subsequent administration into the selected area.
Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness or bruising may occur.
Results are variable and progressive. Depending on the skin concern, a series of treatments may be recommended rather than a single session.

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