face, body, under eyes

smooth skin texture

hydrate skin

reduce fine lines and wrinkles

brighten skin tone

shrink pores

hyperpigmentation, darkness under eyes

tighten skin

stimulates collagen and elastin production

How does PRP work?

Platelet-rich plasma, or PRP, is a substance that promotes healing when injected or microneedled. Plasma is a component of your blood that contains special “growth factors,” or proteins, that help support new cell growth. Plasma is also made up of water which hydrates the skin from within when injected or microneedled. Researchers have produced PRP by isolating plasma from blood and concentrating it.

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The idea is that injecting or microneedling PRP into damaged tissues or tissues that have age, will stimulate your body to grow new, healthy cells and promote healing or hair growth. Because the tissue growth factors are more concentrated in plasma, researchers have gathered that the body’s tissues may heal faster.

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Microneedling using PRP 

Microneedling creates small micro injuries within the skin's deep layers. This causes the skin to produce its own collagen and elastin. Paired with platelet rich plasma from our body's own blood component, it will support cell growth, improve healing and decrease the redness and swelling that naturally comes along with microneedling. Traditional microneedling is used to treat everything from age spots and wrinkles to scarring and certain forms of hyperpigmentation. Platelet rich plasma combined with Microneedling will also help tighten areas of loosen skin from different life events, i.e aging or having a baby.

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PRP Under Eye or Facial Rejuvenation

PRP Under Eye or Facial Rejuvenation uses the plasma from your blood to help diminish the signs of aging. This treatment will help regain the lost elasticity and plumpness by repairing the weakening collagen and elastin in the skin.  3-4 treatments are usually required to see optimal results.  

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Hair Restoration Platelet Rich Plasma 

PRP can help accelerate the growth of  hair follicles while also thickening existing hair. Recent studies have suggested that applying PRP to the scalp can address androgenic  alopecia (male pattern baldness). Complex baldness problems may require getting once-a-month PRP treatments for four to six months. For all patients addressing hair loss, consistent treatment with PRP therapy yields optimal results. 4-6 sessions is recommended. If you have had a hair transplant in the past, you are usually an ideal candidate for PRP treatments. 

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