PRP

• Dull, tired-looking skin
• Fine lines and loss of firmness
• Uneven texture and acne scars
• Dark, hollow-looking under-eyes

Growth factors in your platelets signal the skin to repair itself and build new collagen. Because the plasma comes from your own blood, the treatment is natural and well tolerated.

1. Your clinician assesses your skin and agrees the plan with you.
2. A small blood sample is taken.
3. The sample is spun to prepare the platelet-rich plasma.
4. A numbing cream is applied, then the plasma is applied with fine injections or microneedling.

Redness, mild swelling and small bruises can last one to three days.

A course of sessions a few weeks apart gives the best results, followed by maintenance sessions. Your clinician agrees the plan with you.

• Do not wear make-up for at least 24 hours.
• Avoid the sun and apply SPF every day.
• Avoid exercise, saunas and alcohol for 24 hours.

An assessment confirms PRP is safe and suitable for you. It is not suitable during pregnancy, with some blood disorders, or while taking blood-thinning medication. Tell us about any medical conditions and medication.

Often combined with Microneedling, which helps the plasma reach deeper into the skin.

Skin looks fresher within a few weeks, and improves further as new collagen builds over the course.