PRP Your plasma, your regeneration: face and hair
Platelet-Rich Plasma: your own blood, centrifuged to extract growth factors. A 100% biological treatment, particularly indicated for facial skin and hair regrowth.
(redness)
(3 sessions)
Regeneration comes from within.
A few milliliters of blood are drawn (just a few minutes) then centrifuged to isolate the platelet-rich plasma, a fraction concentrated in growth factors that drive cellular repair. It is then reinjected via micro-injections where the skin, or scalp, needs to remember how to regenerate.
The only additive in the tube is an anticoagulant, essential for preparation: the risk of allergy is therefore infinitely low. PRP is particularly effective on the scalp, densification and regrowth in early alopecia, as well as on the face.
Indications
Hair loss, early androgenetic alopecia
Scalp densification
Tired skin, dull complexion
Pigmented dark circles
Fine lines and thin skin
Acne scars
Recent stretch marks
Complement to injectable treatment or post-peel
How it works
A simple blood draw of a few milliliters, a matter of a few minutes. The tube contains only an anticoagulant necessary for preparation.
The blood is centrifuged to isolate the platelet-rich plasma, concentrated in growth factors.
Superficial micro-injection protocol on the area to be treated: face, scalp, neck, décolleté. Precise, methodical, distributed over the entire area. Approximately 30 minutes.
The initial protocol consists of 3 sessions spaced one month apart. Subsequently, a maintenance session every 6 months maintains the result.
Frequently asked questions
Is a blood test required beforehand?
Ideally yes. Blood quality, particularly platelet count, hemoglobin, inflammatory markers, directly influences the richness of the PRP and therefore the result. If you have a recent blood test, bring it. Otherwise, I will prescribe it during the preliminary consultation.
Is it risky?
It is your own plasma: the only additive present is an anticoagulant essential for preparation. The risk of allergy is infinitely low. The only side effects are those of micro-injections: slight redness, sometimes small bruises.
Does it really work on hair?
Yes, it is one of the best indications for PRP. In early alopecia, micro-injections on the scalp stimulate follicles and densify hair. 3 to 5 sessions are recommended in the hair protocol.
When do you see results?
The skin appears fresher from the first session. The true result of collagen regeneration or hair regrowth develops progressively over 3 to 6 months.
How many sessions are needed?
The standard protocol is 3 sessions one month apart. Subsequently, a maintenance session every 6 months maintains the result over time.
Can it be combined with other treatments?
Yes. PRP combines particularly well with hyaluronic acid, polynucleotides, or peels.