Platelet Rich Plasma

If you’re looking to shed the years and achieve a smooth, youthful appearance, Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) effectively treats thinning skin and wrinkles.

Are you ready to turn back time?

PRP involves the collection of your blood. Your blood is then spun down using a centrifuge to separate out the plasma and platelet portion using the separator gel as a special filter. The PRP portion of your blood is then injected back into your skin to stimulate new collagen production, and to re-energise your cells into rejuvenating themselves. The product injected is 100% your own blood by-product and is therefore a completely natural treatment.

How does Platelet Rich Plasma work?

PRP involves the collection of your blood. Your blood is then spun down using a centrifuge to separate out the plasma and platelet portion using the separator gel as a special filter. The PRP portion of your blood is then injected back into your skin to stimulate new collagen production, and to re-energise your cells into rejuvenating themselves. The product injected is 100% your own blood by-product and is therefore a completely natural treatment.

Treatment time

Approx. 25-90 mins
This includes a prior consultation to chat about your treatment goals.

What it costs

Starting from $300 depending on treatment area

Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) are used to treat:

Frown lines
Crow’s feet
Forehead lines
Wrinkles and fine lines
Thinning skin

Benefits of Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP):

stimulates collagen and elastin production
thickens and tightens thinning skin
effectively smooths wrinkles and fine lines
natural treatment
improves overall skin texture and tone

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to leave a deposit?
We require a $50 non-refundable deposit to book an appointment for cosmetic injectables, this can be deducted from your total price of your treatment.

How many treatments are required?
This will depend upon the health and age of your skin. Normally it is advised to have 2-3 treatments 4 to 6 weeks apart.

Is PRP painful?
It is expected that the nature of fillers and injections are going to be painful, however the sensation to these treatments are often described as a slight pinch or sting. This can differ from person to person, and also depends on the treatment area.