PRP Treatments

The key component that makes PRP effective is platelets. Platelets remove old, damaged cells from an injured area while enabling the growth of new cells. To produce PRP, a small amount of blood is drawn from a vein in the arm and separated by centrifugation until the target platelet concentration is reached. The entire preparation process takes around 15 minutes.

PRP obtained from the person’s own blood is injected into the skin in small amounts. This delivers a high concentration of platelets to the area that needs repair, supporting rapid renewal and strengthening the collagen structure. Depending on the nature of the problem, several areas may be injected; the procedure is generally completed in under an hour.

The main goal of PRP treatment is renewal: a firmer, more radiant complexion, reduced sagging, fewer wrinkles, lighter skin discoloration and reduced scarring are typically observed.