Platelet Rich Plasma Facial for...
- Lines and wrinkles
- Dry or dehydrated skin
- Poor skin texture
- Pigmentation problems
- Acne and/or acne scarring
- Lacklustre skin
- Lines and wrinkles
- Dry or dehydrated skin
- Poor skin texture
- Pigmentation problems
- Acne and/or acne scarring
- Lacklustre skin
In recent years, the Plasma Rich Platelet (PRP) Facial has taken the world of medical aesthetics by storm, thanks to its innovative use of your body’s natural growth and repair factors to deliver outstanding results.
Amidst the sea of misinformation, it’s important to dispel any notions of being “covered in blood.” This exceptional PRP facial treatment offers far more than meets the eye.
PRP, short for Platelet Rich Plasma, embodies a breakthrough approach. Through cutting-edge processes and technology, we harness the pure essence of your blood, refining it into a potent plasma. Once applied to your skin, this powerful elixir unleashes a cascade of healing and regeneration, igniting your skin’s renewal processes and achieving remarkable improvements in its condition and appearance.
Embark on a Journey of Transformation: Platelet Rich Plasma Treatment is not just a passing trend. It’s a versatile and respected medical intervention, renowned for its efficacy in healing wounds, burns, and even utilised in sports medicine and orthopedic treatments. Experience the transformative power of PRP and unlock the radiant skin you’ve always desired.
FAQ’s
How is platelet rich plasma made?
By leveraging cutting-edge technology, medical professionals can extract a small portion of your blood and isolate the golden yellow plasma, rich in platelets, from your red blood cells. This concentrated plasma, known as Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP), is prized for its high platelet content and remarkable healing properties.
Is it painful?
The blood sampling procedure mirrors what you may have encountered at a doctor’s office or hospital – more uncomfortable than painful.
As for the application or injection of PRP, discomfort is typically minimal, though it varies depending on the treated area. If needed, we can administer a local anesthetic or apply numbing gel to ensure your comfort.
What are platelets
Platelets are a type of blood cell which are reservoirs of natural growth factors. When platelets find themselves out of their normal environment (in your blood vessels), they release the growth factors which are responsible for the healing and regenerative process. This is how your body naturally handles injuries. The same powerful healing mechanism is triggered when platelets are injected into treatment areas such as your skin or scalp.
We aim to create a ‘natural look’ with lower doses more frequently to avoid a frozen face, and we generally recommend repeat treatments every 3-4 months to achieve the best results.
Can I still have botox/ fillers with this?
Yes! Although they may require separate appointments.
Dr Mona Attarpour BDS
Dr Mona Attarpour BDS is a qualified Dental Surgeon with extensive training in injectables. Trained by some of the best educators in the field, Mona will shortly complete her PG Cert in Injectables, which will become the industry standard qualification in the future. Would you risk your face with someone without this advanced level of training?