Regenerative Medicine
PRP works with your own biology, not against it. By concentrating the growth factors already present in your blood and reintroducing them to targeted areas, PRP encourages your skin or scalp to repair and renew itself naturally, without introducing any foreign substance.
PRP's regenerative effect makes it useful across a surprising range of concerns — not just facial skin quality.
Encourages collagen production across the face for improved texture, tone and overall skin elasticity.
A gentle option for the delicate under-eye area, helping to soften fine lines and reduce the appearance of dark circles.
Injected directly into the scalp, PRP can help stimulate follicle activity and support improved hair density over time.
Promotes collagen remodelling in scarred tissue, gradually softening the appearance of acne scars.
Extends rejuvenation beyond the face to address texture and early signs of ageing on the neck and chest.
Restores volume and improves skin quality on the hands, an area that often shows age before the face does.
A small blood sample is taken — the same routine process as a standard blood test.
Your blood is spun in a centrifuge to separate and concentrate the platelet-rich plasma from the rest of the sample.
The concentrated PRP is precisely applied or injected into the treatment area, activating your body's own repair response.
Book a consultation to find out whether PRP is the right regenerative treatment for your goals.
