What you should know about platelet rich plasma

Platelet-rich plasma is used to oxygenate the facial skin and the back of the hands. It also strengthens the scalp, improves texture and firmness, and helps prevent hair loss.

PRP is obtained in the office by drawing blood, which is then centrifuged following specific steps to separate and collect the platelet-rich plasma.

Candidates include patients with pigmented areas on the face or the back of the hands, those with dry or rough skin, or those experiencing hair loss.

The application may be uncomfortable, but a light sedation or topical anesthetic creams can be used to improve tolerance. It is usually performed in the office.

The main difference lies in the process. Third-generation PRP is more selective and allows the addition of trace elements, vitamins, and hyaluronic acid.

Its application improves pigmentation spots and reduces signs of aging in the skin of the hands.

Yes, PRP helps reduce facial aging and oxygenates the skin, giving it a fresher, healthier look.

It is recommended to have 2 sessions per year, followed by 1 session per year for the next 2 years.

The results of PRP can last on average between 3 to 5 years.

Yes, PRP significantly improves hair loss and stimulates new hair growth.