Face Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy (PRP)

PRP procedures involve using a concentrated portion of your own blood, known as platelet-rich plasma, which is prepared and administered by a qualified health practitioner. These treatments are explored by people considering options for cosmetic skin enhancement.

Our clinic offers consultations to assess whether PRP may be appropriate for your needs. During your appointment, we can discuss the process in detail, along with potential outcomes and risks.

The treatment process typically takes less than 45 minutes.
Pricing varies based on your treatment plan and number of tubes utilised in the treatment session
Our comprehensive consultations include advanced 3D imaging to precisely evaluate your facial structure and optimise natural-looking results

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Results may vary between individuals and depend on personal goals, baseline characteristics, and responses to treatment. A consultation with a qualified medical professional is recommended to determine if this treatment is suitable for you.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is platelet rich plasma (PRP)?

Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) is a technique where a patient’s own blood is processed to isolate a concentrated plasma layer. This plasma contains platelets and other naturally occurring components and is prepared by spinning the blood in a centrifuge.

The prepared plasma is then carefully administered to the skin by a qualified practitioner. Many individuals explore PRP as a non-surgical option for skin rejuvenation.

A thorough consultation is required to determine if PRP is suitable for your individual needs, and to ensure you are informed of any risks, side effects, and expected outcomes.

What concerns can be discussed for PRP?

Platelet rich plasma (PRP) is offered at Contour Clinics following an individual consultation to assess suitability. PRP may be discussed in relation to:

Changes in skin texture or tone
Areas of uneven pigmentation or visible marks
The appearance of fine lines in the face, neck, and décolletage
General skin rejuvenation approaches
Treatment planning in combination with skin needling or selected laser procedures
Scalp concerns where your clinician considers it appropriate
Hand skin quality

Your clinician will assess your individual needs and provide advice on treatment options, possible outcomes, and associated risks.

Will PRP treatments hurt?

Comfort levels during PRP procedures can vary from person to person. Your clinician may use local anaesthetic numbing cream and/or ice packs to help reduce any discomfort experienced during the procedure.

Are there any risks associated with this procedure?

As with any medical procedure, PRP carries potential risks and side effects. Because platelet rich plasma is prepared from your own blood, the likelihood of an allergic reaction is considered low. Possible side effects may include temporary redness, swelling, bruising or discomfort at the treatment site. Your clinician will discuss risks specific to your treatment area, along with possible outcomes and aftercare, during your consultation.

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Face Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy (PRP)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is platelet rich plasma (PRP)?

What concerns can be discussed for PRP?

Will PRP treatments hurt?

Are there any risks associated with this procedure?

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