For a PRP treatment, a small amount of the body's own blood is taken and processed. The platelet-rich plasma obtained contains growth factors that can support natural regeneration processes and the formation of collagen and elastin.
PRP can be discussed on the face, neck, décolleté and hands. The treatment is particularly suitable for people who want to support their skin quality with the body's own material.
What can PRP do for the skin?
- Support skin structure and quality
- Promote elasticity and resilience
- improve the appearance of fine lines
- support the body's own collagen formation
- Accompaniment regeneration of selected scars or bumps
- Provide fresher, more vital and radiant looking skin
PRP and microneedling
PRP can be combined with microneedling. Fine needles create controlled microchannels in the skin. The prepared PRP is then applied and incorporated to suit the treatment plan. Whether this combination makes sense depends on the condition of the skin and the desired result.
Personal planning
Before the treatment, the skin condition, goal, possible reactions and medical requirements are discussed. Depending on the initial situation, a single treatment or a course of treatment may make sense. Results and reactions may vary from person to person.
Discuss PRP in a personal consultation
Beata Wojs clarifies whether PRP alone or in combination with microneedling suits your personal skin goals.
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