Platelet-Rich Plasma Treatments
Rejuvenate skin. Revitalize hair.
Personalized regenerative treatments using platelet-rich plasma derived from your own blood to support healthier-looking hair, collagen production and progressive skin renewal.
PRP outcomes develop gradually and vary between individuals. Consultation helps determine whether treatment is appropriate and what kind of series may suit your concern.
Skin Rejuvenation · Hair Restoration
Park Royal · West VancouverAppointment
Approximately 30–60 MinutesSource
Your Own Platelet-Rich PlasmaRecovery
Generally LimitedApproach
Personalized Treatment SeriesThe Treatment
Your own plasma. A targeted regenerative process.
PRP begins with a small blood draw. The sample is processed to separate and concentrate the platelet-rich portion of the plasma.
The prepared PRP is then carefully delivered into the selected skin or scalp areas according to your treatment plan and clinical assessment.
Collect
Draw the Blood Sample
A small blood sample is collected in clinic at the beginning of your appointment.
Prepare
Concentrate the Plasma
The sample is processed to isolate the platelet-rich plasma used during treatment.
Deliver
Treat the Selected Area
The PRP is administered into targeted areas of the skin or scalp using a plan tailored to your concern.
PRP Treatment Options
One regenerative method. Two distinct applications.
PRP may be used as part of a plan for thinning hair or for visible changes in facial skin quality.
The injection pattern, treatment area, session sequence and expected timeline differ depending on the application.
Revitalize
Hair Restoration
Thinning · Density · Follicle Support
PRP hair restoration uses platelet-rich plasma derived from your own blood to support healthier hair follicles and promote fuller, stronger-looking hair.
- Early visible hair thinning
- Reduced hair density
- Increased shedding patterns
- Clients suitable for regenerative support
Hair response is gradual and may take several months to become noticeable. Results depend on the cause and severity of thinning and individual response.
Sudden, patchy, painful or rapidly progressing hair loss may require medical assessment before aesthetic treatment is considered.
Rejuvenate
Skin Rejuvenation
Texture · Tone · Collagen Support
PRP skin rejuvenation uses platelet-rich plasma from your own blood to support natural collagen production and improve the appearance of texture, tone, fine lines and overall firmness.
- Dull or tired-looking skin
- Uneven visible texture
- Fine lines and changing skin quality
- Reduced firmness or radiance
Initial freshness may become visible as the skin settles, while collagen-related changes develop progressively over the following weeks.
PRP may be recommended alone or incorporated into a broader skin-health plan depending on your concerns.
What to Expect
A clinical procedure. A gradual response.
PRP treatment includes a blood draw, preparation of the plasma and targeted injections. The appointment is relatively contained, but visible outcomes require patience.
During Treatment
- A small blood sample is collected
- The platelet-rich portion is prepared
- The treatment area is cleansed
- PRP is delivered through targeted injections
After Treatment
- Temporary tenderness may occur
- Mild redness or swelling is possible
- Small injection marks may be visible
- Specific aftercare guidance is provided
Results
- Changes develop progressively
- Hair response may take several months
- Skin response varies between clients
- A treatment series may be recommended
Before Treatment
Suitability is assessed before a series begins.
Medical history, medications, blood health, skin or scalp condition and the nature of your concern can all affect whether PRP is appropriate.
Review the Concern
We discuss when the concern began, how it has changed and what outcome you are hoping to achieve.
Review Health History
Relevant medical conditions, medications, healing history and previous treatments are reviewed before proceeding.
Set Realistic Expectations
PRP is not an instant or guaranteed correction. Expected response and timing vary substantially between clients.
Build the Series
When treatment is appropriate, session timing and maintenance are planned around your response.
Frequently Asked Questions
Before your PRP treatment.
01
What is PRP?
PRP stands for platelet-rich plasma. A small blood sample is processed to isolate a platelet-rich portion, which is then administered into targeted treatment areas.
02
How long does a PRP appointment take?
Appointments generally take approximately 30–60 minutes, depending on the treatment area, preparation and personalized protocol.
03
Does PRP treatment hurt?
PRP involves a blood draw and multiple small injections. Clients may feel brief pinching, pressure or tenderness. Comfort measures are discussed based on the treatment area.
04
Is there downtime after PRP?
Recovery is generally limited, although redness, tenderness, swelling, bruising or small injection marks may occur. The response varies by treatment area and individual.
05
How many treatments will I need?
PRP is commonly approached as a series. The number and spacing of appointments depend on the concern, treatment area and your clinical response.
06
When will I see hair-restoration results?
Hair-restoration results develop gradually and may take several months. Response depends on the nature and severity of hair loss and individual factors.
07
When will I see skin-rejuvenation results?
The skin may appear refreshed after the initial treatment response settles, while collagen-related changes develop more gradually over the following weeks.
08
Is PRP suitable for everyone?
No. Suitability depends on your health history, medications, blood health, current skin or scalp condition, healing history and treatment goals. Consultation is required.
Begin Your Consultation
Discover whether PRP belongs in your treatment plan.
Meet with our team to discuss your hair or skin concerns, assess suitability and create a personalized next step.
Park Royal · West Vancouver