PRP Skin Treatment
PRP skin treatment is a personalised, minimally invasive treatment planned to support skin quality, achieve a livelier, healthier look and encourage skin renewal. It is structured around natural-looking results, patient safety and controlled healing.
Overview
PRP skin treatment is planned around your skin type, needs, medical history and treatment goals. At the consultation, a specialist assessment is carried out and a realistic treatment plan matching your expectations is created.
Each stage is followed up with regular check-ups to assess both your response to treatment and the stability of long-term results. The aim is a safe, controlled treatment that supports the skin's capacity to renew itself.
- A personalised protocol for PRP skin treatment
- Current treatment standards with specialist assessment
- An approach focused on safety, comfort and a natural look
- Regular follow-up and controlled healing
What Is PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma)?
PRP (platelet-rich plasma) is a treatment using plasma rich in platelets, obtained from your own blood. Platelets contain various growth factors involved in tissue repair and renewal. The aim of PRP is to support the skin's renewal by applying this growth-factor-rich plasma to the target area.
PRP is one of the treatments often used in aesthetic medicine to improve skin quality, create a livelier look and support skin tissue.
Where Is PRP Skin Treatment Used?
Although PRP can be used in different areas, for skin treatment it is most often chosen for the following purposes:
- Skin renewal and revitalisation: helps support a brighter, livelier and healthier-looking skin.
- Supportive treatment of fine lines and signs of ageing: can be used in protocols to improve skin quality.
- Acne scars and skin texture: may help the skin surface look more even.
- Under-eye area: may be part of treatment plans aiming for a more rested, livelier look around the eyes.
- Overall skin quality: can be used in combined protocols to support skin elasticity, texture and radiance.
Treatment Process
Consultation and Assessment
Your skin type, expectations, current needs and treatment options are assessed in detail. Whether PRP is suitable for you is determined, and a plan is made for you.
Treatment Session
PRP treatment is carried out in clinical conditions within safety standards, with comfort, hygiene and clinical precision as priorities.
Aftercare and Check-ups
Aftercare advice is explained in detail. Where needed, follow-up sessions are scheduled to assess how your skin responds.
Who is it suitable for?
PRP skin treatment may be a suitable option for:
- People who want to improve skin quality and achieve a livelier look
- People interested in minimally invasive skin renewal treatments
- Candidates found suitable after a specialist assessment
- People able to follow the aftercare advice
- Patients who prefer natural, understated results
Quick Facts
- Duration: 20–60 minutes
- Treatment Model: A session protocol planned for you
- Recovery: Usually back to social life the same day
- Method: Minimally invasive skin renewal and regenerative protocols
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is a suitable candidate for PRP skin treatment?
Suitability becomes clear after a specialist consultation, a review of your medical history, skin analysis and setting treatment goals.
How does the skin heal after PRP skin treatment?
Most patients can return to daily life on the same day. Mild redness may last a few days.
How many sessions are needed?
The number of sessions may vary depending on the current condition of your skin, the treatment goal and the planned protocol. The best session plan is decided at the consultation.
When is the final treatment plan confirmed?
The treatment plan is drawn up after the clinical assessment, once the treatment area, your skin's needs and goals are clear.