Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)

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Introduction

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy is an advanced regenerative aesthetic treatment that harnesses your body’s natural healing capabilities. This innovative procedure uses your own blood to create a concentrated solution rich in platelets and growth factors, which can stimulate tissue regeneration and cellular renewal.

Whether you’re seeking facial rejuvenation or addressing hair loss concerns, PRP therapy offers a natural approach to aesthetic enhancement with minimal downtime.

About the treatment

The PRP treatment process begins with drawing a small amount of your blood, which is then processed using the sophisticated REGEN centrifuge system to isolate the platelet-rich plasma. For facial treatments, often called the “Vampire Facelift,” this concentrated solution is carefully injected using a painless delivery method. Treatment sessions typically take 60-70 minutes, and patients can usually resume normal activities after 24 hours.

For enhanced facial rejuvenation, we offer REGEN Lab’s CELLULAR MATRIX technology, which combines PRP with highly concentrated hyaluronic acid. This powerful combination creates a bioactive scaffold that allows for prolonged release of growth factors, maximising the treatment’s effectiveness.

When treating hair loss, the PRP solution is precisely injected into the scalp using specialised techniques. The procedure is particularly valuable for various types of alopecia, menopause-related hair thinning, and Covid-induced hair loss. A typical treatment course consists of 3-6 sessions spaced 4-6 weeks apart, with follow-up reviews scheduled three times per year.

Benefits, results and expected outcomes

PRP therapy offers numerous benefits across different aesthetic concerns:
For facial rejuvenation, patients can expect:

– Enhanced collagen and elastin production
– Improved skin texture and tone
– Natural-looking volume restoration
– Treatment of various skin concerns including rosacea and hyperpigmentation

For hair restoration, benefits include:

– Stimulation of dormant hair follicles
– Increased hair thickness and density
– Natural-looking results without surgery
– Long-lasting improvements with proper maintenance

The treatment is particularly appealing because it’s completely natural, using your body’s own healing mechanisms. This means there’s no risk of allergic reactions, and any post-treatment inflammation or redness is typically mild and temporary. Results become visible after completing a course of 3-6 treatments, with optimal outcomes achieved through consistent maintenance sessions.

Pricing

PRP treatments start at £500 and can be bought in cycles of 3 or 6, speak to our team about which number of sessions is most appropriate for your skin.

Session Duration

45 minutes

Session Frequency

Monthly

Comfort Level

mild discomfort

Downtime

2 days

Before and After

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) – Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the Best Candidate for PRP?

PRP can be suitable for many people seeking advanced anti-aging and facial rejuvenation effects. It’s a life-changing experience for those who:
• Struggle with alopecia or hair loss caused by menopause or Covid hair loss
• Are young adults with acne scarring
• Have atrophic scars
This versatile treatment offers personalised solutions for various aesthetic and regenerative needs.

What other treatments can you use alongside PRP?

Chemical Peels, Hydrafacials, Micro Needling, and light therapy.

Can PRP be used as a preventative measure for ageing?

PRP is a plasma cocktail containing a very high volume of platelets, inflammatory mediators and growth factors.
Medical studies suggested that PRP can protect collagen fibers, delay collagen fiber changes, resist skin photoaging caused by UV rays.

Is there downtime after this treatment?

Depending on the method of delivery the down time can vary. Our preferred method of delivery of PRP on the face is by using a Microneedling device. Normally you can expect 24-48 hours of redness.

How many treatments do I need and in what intervals?

We typically recommend 3–6 treatments, spaced every 4–6 weeks, with reviews three times a year.