PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) is a plasma fluid rich in growth factors obtained from the patient’s own blood. This treatment is applied to support tissue regeneration, cellular repair, and rejuvenation. After the blood is drawn, it is processed by centrifugation with a special device, and the platelets are concentrated and injected into the skin or scalp.
The procedure begins with drawing a small amount of blood. The blood is centrifuged in a special device and the platelet-rich plasma is separated. This rich fluid is applied to the skin using tiny needles or micro-injection techniques. PRP is commonly used on areas such as the face, neck, décolleté, hands, and scalp.
The total procedure takes about 30–45 minutes, including blood draw, centrifugation, and injection.
Sessions are typically performed every 3–4 weeks for a total of 3–6 sessions. The number varies based on age, skin type, and needs. Maintenance once or twice a year is recommended.
PRP is not permanent, but its effects are long-lasting. With regular sessions, rejuvenation of the skin and revitalization of hair follicles can be maintained. Full permanence should not be expected; supportive sessions are important.
PRP is used for skin rejuvenation, reducing wrinkles and spots, and helping to prevent hair loss. With plasma obtained from the patient’s own blood, it initiates a natural repair and rejuvenation process.
Face, neck, décolleté, hands, scalp, areas with acne scars, surgical scars, and any region where improved skin quality is desired.
A session generally takes 30–45 minutes, including blood draw, centrifugation, and injections.
No. PRP typically does not leave marks. Temporary redness and mild swelling at injection sites usually resolve within hours.
You can wash your face or shower about 6–8 hours after the procedure, but avoid harsh products and makeup on the first day.
Early radiance and vitality are often visible within a week. More noticeable and lasting effects typically appear after the third session.
Avoid direct sun for 2–3 days. If you go outside, use a high-SPF (50+) sunscreen.
Yes. Growth factors in PRP stimulate fibroblasts and increase collagen production, resulting in firmer, more elastic, younger-looking skin.
It is generally not recommended during these periods. Skin sensitivity may increase and hormonal changes can make results unpredictable.
Yes. It is derived entirely from the patient’s own blood, containing no synthetic substances, drugs, or chemicals. It is a natural, biological treatment.
Yes. PRP can be combined with mesotherapy, microneedling/dermapen, laser, and botulinum toxin procedures to enhance effectiveness.
Some skin types may experience mild dryness, flaking, or very light peeling. This is part of the skin’s renewal process and is temporary.
While the application is similar, results can vary from person to person. The plan can be personalized for dry, thin, or oily skin.
Generally no. For lasting and effective results, at least three sessions spaced 3–4 weeks apart are recommended. One or two annual maintenance sessions help preserve results.
“Hair and skin health reflect not only how we look, but also our inner balance. PRP harnesses the body’s own healing power to achieve a healthy, youthful appearance. Our goal isn’t to reinvent you, but to reveal your most natural and healthiest self.”
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