Aesthetic Medicine
PRP Skin Rejuvenation
An individual conversation about skin quality.
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is prepared from a sample of your own blood. A consultation explores your skin concerns and the evidence, limitations and risks of PRP for your individual goals.
The approach
Platelet-rich plasma is prepared by processing a sample of your blood to concentrate the component containing platelets. Its use is considered in the context of your assessment.
Aims & limitations
Evidence for cosmetic skin improvement with PRP remains limited, and results are variable. Discuss the evidence and alternatives during consultation.
Who it may suit
Suitability depends on your concern, health history and assessment. Please discuss medicines, allergies, pregnancy, previous procedures and any relevant conditions during consultation.
What to expect
Begin with a consultation. Your practitioner reviews your concerns, explains relevant options and risks, and discusses consent, cost and aftercare before any treatment is arranged.
Areas of focus
Selected skin areas, agreed after assessment.
Recovery & considerations
Discomfort, bruising and swelling can occur; infection is also a risk. Individual recovery and aftercare are discussed before treatment.
Ongoing care
There is no standard course for everyone. Timing, review and any ongoing care depend on the assessment and your individual response.
Medical aesthetic care requires individual assessment. Suitability, alternatives, likely outcomes, risks and recovery are discussed before any decision. A consultation does not commit you to treatment.
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