Your own blood contains growth factors that can be concentrated and reintroduced to support skin and hair, no synthetic products, just your own biology, put to work under proper clinical protocols.

What it involves

PRP (platelet-rich plasma) and PRF (platelet-rich fibrin) are both prepared from a small blood sample, spun to concentrate the platelet-rich component, then reintroduced to the treatment area. The two preparations differ slightly in method, and your doctor can explain which approach is being used for your treatment.

Why doctor-led matters

Because this treatment is prepared from your own blood, it’s handled under strict clinical protocols from collection through to reapplication.

That’s not a detail to skim over, it’s the reason this treatment needs a genuine clinical setting.

What to expect

The process starts with a straightforward blood draw, followed by preparation and reapplication in the same appointment. Downtime varies by individual and treatment area, and your doctor will talk you through aftercare specific to your session.

Who it’s for

PRP/PRF may be considered to support skin rejuvenation or certain hair concerns, depending on your individual goals. Suitability is assessed at consultation, where your doctor can talk you through whether it’s the right fit.

Book a consultation to find out whether PRP or PRF rejuvenation is worth adding to your skin or hair plan.