PRP

PRP is most commonly used on the face, under-eye area, neck and décolleté to improve skin quality and collagen production. PRP for hair restoration is also extremely popular, as it helps stimulate hair follicles and support thicker, healthier hair growth.

Yes. PRP is often combined with microneedling, Morpheus8 or exosomes to enhance results. These combinations improve collagen stimulation, skin regeneration and recovery. During your consultation, we’ll advise whether combining treatments is suitable for your skin and when it makes sense.

PRP and PRF both use your own blood, but PRF contains a higher concentration of platelets and releases growth factors more slowly over time. PRP is ideal for skin rejuvenation and hair treatments, while PRF is often used when longer-lasting regeneration is desired. We offer both options.

Depending on your skin goals, a short series of treatments may be recommended, usually 2 or 3 sessions with an annual maintenance session to maintain the results. During your consultation, we will advise you on what is best for your skin.

Results develop gradually. The first improvements are usually visible after 3 to 4 weeks, with further improvement up to 2 to 3 months after treatment as the skin produces more collagen. 

Downtime is minimal. You may experience mild redness or swelling at the injection sites, which usually subsides within a day or two.

A PRP session typically takes around 45–60 minutes, including blood draw, preparation and treatment.

PRP is commonly used to improve skin texture, fine lines, dullness, loss of firmness and early signs of aging. It can also support skin recovery after other treatments.

PRP uses your own plasma, making it one of the most natural skin rejuvenation treatments available. There are no synthetic fillers or foreign substances involved.