Healing support
Encouraging biologic tissue repair and regenerative response.
PRP
PRP
Platelet-rich plasma therapy to support healing, skin quality and regenerative tissue improvement
PRP (platelet-rich plasma) uses concentrated components from your own blood to support tissue repair, healing and regenerative improvement.
It may be considered where healing support, skin quality and biologic tissue stimulation are treatment priorities.
Biologic Healing Support
Supporting regenerative improvement through concentrated platelet therapy
PRP is created by processing the patient’s own blood to isolate platelet-rich plasma, which contains growth factors that may support tissue healing and regenerative activity.
PRP may be used where the priority is tissue vitality, healing support and gradual biologic enhancement.
Depending on treatment goals, PRP may also complement nanofat, microfat or exosome therapy.
What PRP Can Address
Healing support, tissue vitality and regenerative skin improvement
PRP may be considered where biologic healing support and tissue stimulation are treatment priorities.
Skin quality
Supporting gradual skin quality improvement.
Tissue vitality
Supporting healthier tissue behaviour over time.
Combination therapy
May complement broader regenerative or surgical treatment plans.
Procedure Overview
Blood processing and targeted regenerative tissue application
PRP is planned around treatment goals, skin quality and tissue support priorities.
Assessment
Skin quality, tissue vitality and treatment suitability are reviewed.
Blood collection
A blood sample is processed to isolate platelet-rich plasma.
PRP preparation
Concentrated regenerative plasma is prepared carefully.
Application
PRP is delivered strategically to support tissue regeneration.
Where more advanced biologic signalling is desired, exosome therapy may also be considered.
What to Expect
Minimally invasive regenerative treatment with progressive biologic improvement
Results often develop gradually as tissue healing and regenerative activity improve over time.
Consultation
Skin quality and treatment goals are carefully assessed.
Procedure
Blood is processed and PRP is applied strategically.
Recovery
Downtime is generally limited depending on treatment approach.
Results
Regenerative benefits continue to evolve progressively.
PRP FAQs
Common questions about PRP regenerative therapy
These answers provide general guidance. Suitability depends on tissue quality, anatomy and treatment goals.
What is PRP?
PRP uses concentrated platelets and growth factors from your own blood to support regenerative tissue improvement.
Is PRP surgical?
No. PRP is generally a minimally invasive regenerative treatment.
Can PRP improve skin quality?
PRP may support gradual improvements in skin quality and tissue vitality.
Can PRP be combined with surgery?
Yes. PRP may sometimes complement surgical or regenerative treatment strategies.
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Discuss your options
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