PRP Synergy
(Platelet-Rich Plasma)

What is PRP? It stands for platelet rich plasma, which comes from your own blood. Our blood is composed of white and red blood cells, plasma and platelets. Platelets help the body heal from injuries.

For years now, dentists, athletes, and reconstructive surgeons have been injecting PRP into joints to help the body heal from injuries. Now these benefits are increasingly being used in medical aesthetics as well.

Am I a good candidate for PRP Therapy?
Many PRP Therapy candidates are looking for a natural alternative before exploring other treatment options when it comes to facial rejuvenation. If you are looking to treat facial skin problems like volume loss, fine lines, uneven skin texture, scars and wrinkles, PRP Therapy may be the option for you. PRP offers a natural approach to revitalization of the skin.
What happens during PRP Therapy?

Platelets help heal and contain growth factors; the yellow liquid in the plasma is full of proteins and nutrients. During your treatment, a few vials of your blood will be collected. This is then spun in a centrifuge which separates the plasma from the platelets.

Once separated, the plasma rich platelet is then re-injected into the specific areas of your face; this regenerates tissue, promotes collagen growth, and speeds up your skin’s natural repair process. The result is a thicker dermis with softened wrinkles, diminished scars, and a better skin tone.

What is recovery like from PRP Therapy?
There may be a slight redness to the skin immediately after treatment. The full recovery time period depends on the individual and how long the treatment lasted. Most patients fully recover and see results in 2 to 4 days following treatment. Some patients may recover as quickly as 24 hours after the treatment.
What can I expect from my PRP Therapy?
Although complete visible changes may take a few weeks to show, there is an immediate glow to the face. As your collagen production continues, you will also notice additional improvement for up to 6 months. PRP Therapy usually requires two or three treatments, spaced six to eight weeks apart, for the best results. If you have deep wrinkles, acne scars or stretch marks, you may require six to eight treatments for optimal results.

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