PRP (PLATELET-RICH PLASMA)
By harnessing the healing power of your own blood, PRP encourages the skin to repair, regenerate and rejuvenate naturally.
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Uses your body's own natural growth factors
Supports tissue repair and regeneration
A completely autologous treatment (derived from your own blood)
Helps improve skin that appears dull, tired or depleted
Can be used to rejuvenate the under-eye area
Supports scalp health and hair restoration treatments
Encourages healthier, stronger skin over time
Suitable for clients seeking a natural regenerative treatment
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A small sample of blood is taken and placed into a centrifuge to separate the platelet-rich plasma from the rest of the blood. This concentrated plasma, rich in growth factors, is then carefully applied or injected into the treatment area.
The growth factors within PRP help stimulate the body's natural repair and regeneration processes, encouraging collagen production and supporting healthier, stronger tissue.
Following treatment, mild redness, swelling or sensitivity may occur, but this typically settles within a few days. Results develop gradually as the skin responds to the regenerative effects of the treatment.
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PRP is recommended as a course of treatments for optimal results.
Most clients benefit from an initial course of three to six treatments spaced 4–6 weeks apart, followed by maintenance treatments every 6–12 months depending on individual goals and treatment area.
Your practitioner will create a personalised treatment plan based on your concerns and desired outcome.
The under-eye area is one of the most delicate areas of the face, and often one of the first to show change.
Skin here can become thinner, more crepey and develop a darker or more hollow appearance over time.
PRP is injected into the under-eye area to support:
• strengthening of thin, fragile skin
• improved skin texture and quality
• reduction in crepiness
• a fresher, less tired appearance
This is ideal for clients who want to improve the under-eye area without adding volume, focusing instead on skin quality and structure.
UNDEREYES
The hands are often an overlooked area but can show visible signs of ageing over time.
Skin can become thinner, less even in tone and more fragile.
PRP is used here to support:
• improved skin thickness and strength
• smoother texture
• better overall skin condition
Helping the hands appear more consistent with the face in terms of skin quality.
HANDS
PRP is widely used to support hair growth and improve hair density.
When injected into the scalp, the growth factors within PRP help stimulate the hair follicles and improve blood supply to the area.
This can help to:
• encourage stronger, healthier hair growth
• improve hair thickness
• slow the progression of thinning
It is most effective for clients in the earlier stages of hair thinning or hair loss, where the follicles are still active.
SCALP
For full face and neck treatments, PRP is combined with microneedling.
Microneedling creates controlled micro-channels within the skin, allowing the PRP to be delivered evenly across the face and neck.
This allows the treatment to:
• support collagen production across a larger area
• improve overall skin texture and strength
• enhance skin repair and regeneration
• create a more even, refined skin surface
This approach provides a more uniform treatment of the skin, making it ideal for clients looking to improve overall skin condition in a natural, progressive way.
FULL FACE & NECK
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes — PRP is often chosen by clients who want improvement without adding volume.
It focuses on improving the condition and strength of the skin, making it a more natural approach to rejuvenation.
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This depends on the treatment area.
• Under-eyes / injections: slight swelling or small bruises may occur
• Microneedling (face & neck): skin may appear flushed for 24–48 hours
• Scalp: mild redness or sensitivityAll of these are temporary and typically settle quickly.
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Downtime is minimal, although some mild redness, swelling or bruising may occur depending on the area treated.
Most clients are able to return to normal activities shortly after treatment.
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PRP is typically recommended as a course.
Most clients benefit from 3 sessions spaced a few weeks apart, followed by maintenance treatments depending on the area being treated.
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Yes — particularly when combined with microneedling.
PRP helps enhance the skin’s repair process, making it more effective for improving areas of scarring and uneven texture over time.
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Yes, PRP is often referred to as the “vampire facial”, but in a clinical setting the focus is on controlled, results-driven treatment rather than trends or marketing terms.