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PRP treatment

natural skin improvement, from within 

 

Skin changes, often gradually.
A loss of firmness, a different texture, a look that feels more tired than you are.

PRP does not start from adding, but from restoring.
Using your body’s own regenerative capacity, we support the skin to become firmer, smoother and more balanced again.

What is PRP?

PRP stands for Platelet-Rich Plasma.

Your blood contains growth factors that play a key role in tissue repair and renewal. By taking a small blood sample and processing it, we concentrate these growth factors and reintroduce them into the skin.

There, they stimulate the production of:

  • collagen

  • elastin

  • hyaluronic acid

The essential building blocks for skin that feels firm and looks healthy.

When is PRP suitable?

PRP does not change your features.
It refines what is already there.

It can be used for:

  • fine lines and early wrinkles

  • loss of skin firmness

  • dull or tired-looking skin

  • dark circles under the eyes

  • softening of (acne) scars

The result remains subtle. Skin appears fresher, without looking treated.

How does the treatment work?

The treatment takes place in a calm setting and lasts about one hour. 

Blood collection
A small sample is taken, similar to a standard blood test.

Processing
The blood is centrifuged to isolate the plasma rich in growth factors.

 

Application

The PRP is injected with fine needles and may be combined with microneedling for even distribution.

Recovery
The skin may appear slightly red or feel tight. This usually settles within 24 to 48 hours.

Results

PRP works gradually. The skin is given time to respond.


You may first notice a fresher appearance, followed by an improvement in texture and firmness over time.

For more lasting results, we usually recommend a course of three treatments, spaced a few months apart.

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