At our clinic, PRP treatments are personalised to your concerns and goals—whether you’re looking to refresh tired-looking skin, soften the appearance of fine lines, support acne-scar improvement, or address thinning hair. We focus on evidence-based approaches, careful technique, and a comfortable experience from consultation to aftercare.
Because PRP is created from your own blood, it is generally well-tolerated, with minimal downtime for most patients. Your plan may include PRP alone, PRP with microneedling, and optional add-ons depending on your treatment area and desired outcome.
We review your goals, medical history, and suitability for PRP.
A small amount of blood is taken (similar to a routine blood test).
The blood is spun to separate and concentrate platelets.
PRP is injected into specific areas or applied to the skin after microneedling (depending on the service).
You’ll receive guidance on skincare, activity, and what to expect.
PRP might not be recommended if you:
Are pregnant or breastfeeding (often precautionary policy)
Have a bleeding disorder or are taking certain blood-thinning medications (case-by-case)
Have an active skin infection, cold sore flare, or scalp infection in the treatment area
Have certain blood conditions or platelet disorders
Are undergoing active cancer treatment (case-by-case—requires clinician clearance)
If you’re unsure, a consultation will clarify eligibility.
Uses your own platelets and growth factors
Can improve overall skin quality, glow, and texture
Supports collagen production (especially with microneedling)
Helps stimulate hair follicles in hair thinning concerns
Typically minimal downtime compared to more invasive procedures
Temporary redness, swelling, sensitivity, or mild bruising
Pinpoint bleeding after microneedling
Tenderness (especially scalp treatments)
Rare infection risk (minimised with sterile technique)
Results vary by individual and may require multiple sessions
Face PRP / Microneedling: redness for 24–72 hours is common; skin may feel tight or dry as it recovers.
Under-eyes / lips / neck: mild swelling or bruising may occur and usually settles in a few days.
Hair PRP / hair microneedling: scalp tenderness for 24–48 hours is common; avoid harsh hair products briefly.
Many clients notice a gradual improvement over several weeks, with best results often building over a course of treatments.
Get in touch if you experience:
Increasing pain, warmth, or spreading redness
Fever or flu-like symptoms
Pus/discharge or signs of infection
Significant swelling that worsens after 48 hours
Any unexpected reaction you’re worried about
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) is made from a small sample of your own blood and is rich in growth factors. It’s used to improve skin quality and glow, support collagen production (especially with microneedling), soften the look of fine lines, and stimulate hair follicles in cases of thinning hair.
This depends on the area and your goals. Many clients choose a short course of treatments (commonly spaced a few weeks apart), then maintain results with occasional top-up sessions. Hair PRP typically needs more consistency than facial PRP.
Downtime is usually minimal. After PRP with microneedling you can expect redness and sensitivity for 24–72 hours. With injections, you may get mild swelling or bruising for a few days—especially under the eyes.
Because PRP uses your own blood, it’s generally well-tolerated. Possible side effects include temporary redness, swelling, bruising, or tenderness. Infection is rare when proper sterile technique and aftercare are followed.
