Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) can be done as an individual treatment or in combination with other treatments such as microneedling. PRP treatment can be broken down to a three-step procedure that involves

1. Drawing your blood

2. Separating the platelets from the rest of your blood in a centrifuge

3. Re-integrating the platelets into your skin. The spinning process concentrates the platelets and results in a platelet count several times higher than whole blood.

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) facial rejuvenation uses these platelets from your own blood to promote collagen production and trigger growth factors. These growth factors play an essential role in increasing skin elasticity.

A practitioner can apply the PRP solution topically or can use it in combination with a microneedling device for further penetration into the skin.

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is made of your own plasma, which greatly reduces the risk of adverse reactions. Mild redness, irritation, pinpoint bleeding, and bruising or
swelling after your treatment may occur but should quickly resolve within a few days. PRP is usually safe for most patients. However, if you’re pregnant, take blood thinners, or have a blood-clotting disorder, your provider may caution against PRP therapy.

PRP facial rejuvenation is an excellent treatment for people of all ages with all skin types. PRP facial rejuvenation is an effective treatment option for both individuals just starting to explore anti-aging and skin rejuvenation treatments and for patients looking to maintain healthy skin or enhance it before a big event.

While PRP is considered safe for most individuals, the treatment is not recommended for anyone who has one of the following medical conditions: Hepatitis C, HIV or AIDS, Any type of blood cancer, Cardiovascular disease, which requires taking a blood thinner, Skin cancer in the area to be treated. These conditions affect your platelets, which limits the expected results of PRP treatment.

Your hands tell a story. They can tell how old you are, what type of work you do, how active you are and more. Many medical professionals have begun offering PRP injections for hand rejuvenation to help their clients narrate their own story. Platelet rich plasma for hand rejuvenation can be used as a stand alone procedure or mixed with fillers depending on your clients desired results.

What does PRP for hand rejuvenation treat?

• Loss of volume in hands

• Wrinkles

• Age or liver spots

• Carpal tunnel syndrome and Arthritis

• Visibility of blood vessels

• Skin Texture and Appearance

PRP can also be used for skin rejuvenation on all areas of the body including the chest and neck. Nourishment Medical spa offers PRP injections, micro channeling, and microneedling with PRP to maximize their patients results during thier neck and chest rejuvenation treatments.

Platelet rich plasma contains a high concentration of cytokines and growth factors and can be used to treat wrinkles, sun damage, scars, burns, acne and other skin conditions for chest and neck rejuvenation.

Skin rejuvenation microneedling: 3-4 sessions with maintenance every 6-12 months

Hair Restoration: 4-6 sessions and maintenance as needed every 4-6 months

Under eye hollows, dark circles, crepey skin: 2-3 with PRF then maintenance once per year

Bio Filler: 1 session with maintenance every 3-6 months