For patients looking for improvement in skin quality, healing, texture and hair growth without ablative treatments, PRP skin rejuvenation and other body contouring options offer a meaningful alternative, and they work well alongside laser and microneedling as part of a comprehensive plan.
PRP is produced from a small sample of your own blood, which is processed to concentrate the platelets and growth factors responsible for tissue repair and regeneration. When applied to the skin — during a microneedling session, or injected directly — these growth factors stimulate collagen production, improve texture and accelerate healing.
PRF (Platelet Rich Fibrin) is a second-generation version of PRP that produces a fibrin matrix along with the growth factors, giving it a slower, more sustained release of active compounds. It’s particularly useful for under-eye treatment and hair restoration.
Exosomes are nano-sized vesicles derived from stem cells that carry growth factors, proteins and genetic signaling molecules. They are applied to the skin following ablative treatments to enhance healing, reduce recovery time and amplify collagen and regenerative activity. Exosome therapy is particularly valuable as an add-on following Halo laser or RF microneedling.
PRP uses your own blood, so the risk of allergic reaction or rejection is minimal. The treatment itself is well tolerated, though some redness and swelling following injection or microneedling is normal and resolves within a few days.
For hair restoration, an initial series of three to four sessions spaced four to six weeks apart is typical, followed by maintenance treatments every six to twelve months. Results are most visible at three to six months after starting treatment.
Yes, and this is one of the most common combinations in the practice. PRP applied during or immediately after microneedling or laser treatment enhances collagen stimulation and speeds recovery. The team will incorporate it into your treatment plan where it makes sense.
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