What Is PRP Therapy?

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy is a regenerative treatment that uses your body’s own platelets and growth factors to stimulate healing, collagen production, and tissue regeneration. PRP is derived from a small sample of your blood, which is processed to concentrate the platelets and then re-injected into targeted areas to promote natural rejuvenation and repair.

PRP is a safe, minimally invasive treatment commonly used for skin rejuvenation, hair restoration, and intimate wellness, offering natural results without synthetic substances.

How PRP Works

PRP contains a high concentration of platelets rich in growth factors that trigger the body’s healing response. When injected or microneedled into the treatment area, PRP:

Stimulates collagen and elastin production
Enhances tissue repair and regeneration
Improves blood flow and cellular turnover
Accelerates healing processes
Restores volume and improves skin texture

What to Expect During Treatment

Step 1: Blood Draw

Step 2: PRP Processing

A small amount of blood is drawn, similar to routine lab testing.

Step 2: PRP Processing

The blood is placed in a centrifuge to separate platelet-rich plasma from other components.

Step 3: Application

Step 2: PRP Processing

Step 3: Application

The PRP is then injected or combined with microneedling into the treatment area to maximize absorption and effectiveness.

Treatment time typically ranges from 45–60 minutes.

Results & Longevity

Initial improvements may appear within 2–3 weeks
Progressive results over 3–6 months
Best results often achieved with a series of 3 sessions
Maintenance treatments recommended every 6–12 months

Aftercare Instructions

Avoid makeup for 24 hours (for facial treatments)
Keep the area clean and hydrated
Avoid heavy sweating and strenuous exercise for 24–48 hours
Do not touch or pick treated areas
Avoid direct sun exposure and exfoliating products for several days

Who Is a Good Candidate?

PRP is suitable for most healthy adults looking for natural rejuvenation or hair restoration. Ideal candidates include those who:

Prefer natural, autologous treatments
Want to improve skin quality or hair density
Have mild to moderate skin aging
Are experiencing gradual hair thinning

Safety & Side Effects

Because PRP is created from your own blood, the risk of allergic reaction or rejection is extremely low. Possible side effects are usually mild and may include:

Temporary redness
Swelling or tenderness
Mild bruising
Pinpoint bleeding

What Is PRP Therapy?

How PRP Works

What to Expect During Treatment

Step 1: Blood Draw

Step 2: PRP Processing

Step 2: PRP Processing

Step 2: PRP Processing

Step 2: PRP Processing

Step 2: PRP Processing

Step 3: Application

Step 2: PRP Processing

Step 3: Application

PRP TREATMENT AREAS

Face (PRP Facial / Vampire Facial)

Hair Restoration

Body & Intimate Wellness

What Is PRP Therapy?

How PRP Works

What to Expect During Treatment

Step 1: Blood Draw

Step 2: PRP Processing

Step 2: PRP Processing

Step 2: PRP Processing

Step 2: PRP Processing

Step 2: PRP Processing

Step 3: Application

Step 2: PRP Processing

Step 3: Application

PRP TREATMENT AREAS

Face (PRP Facial / Vampire Facial)

Hair Restoration

Body & Intimate Wellness

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