PRP Therapy (platelet-rich plasma)

PRP (platelet-rich plasma) therapy is a regenerative treatment that relies on a concentrated portion of your own blood to support renewal from within. After a quick blood draw, we place your sample in a centrifuge to separate the platelets and growth factors from the rest of the blood. This golden PRP is then placed into carefully chosen areas of the skin or scalp to encourage collagen production, smoother texture, and more resilient hair follicles.

Because PRP is created from your own blood, it is generally well-tolerated and carries a low risk of allergic reaction or rejection. You may notice temporary redness, swelling, or tenderness at the treatment sites, which typically eases within a few days. PRP can be a thoughtful option if you prefer regenerative, minimally invasive treatments and are looking to support fine lines, crepey skin, acne scarring, or early hair thinning without surgery.

PRP works gradually, as your body responds to the concentrated growth factors over time. Many people begin to notice softer skin texture, a more even tone, or less shedding at the scalp within several weeks, with continued improvement unfolding over three to six months. A series of sessions, followed by periodic maintenance, helps support subtle, natural-looking changes that align with your unique goals.

Your appointment begins with a conversation about your concerns, medical history, and what feeling 'like yourself' again looks like for you. We then perform a small blood draw, similar to routine lab work, and prepare your PRP while you rest. Once ready, the PRP is placed through targeted injections or paired with medical microneedling, depending on your treatment plan, with topical numbing available to keep you as comfortable as possible.

PRP therapy can be thoughtfully combined with other regenerative and aesthetic options to support more comprehensive results. For skin, it often partners well with medical microneedling, polynucleotides, or biostimulators to further encourage collagen and elasticity. For hair, PRP can complement medical-grade home systems like the AnteAGE Home Hair System, creating a layered approach to long-term scalp health and hair density.