PRP injections

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PRP injections are contraindicated for people with bleeding disorders, active infections or autoimmune diseases. A prior consultation is necessary to assess your eligibility.

Yes, PRP treatment is suitable for most skin and hair types. However, an individual assessment is necessary to determine the best approach for each patient.

Side effects are usually minor and temporary, including mild redness, swelling, or tenderness at the injection site. These symptoms usually disappear within a few hours to a few days after treatment.

The number of sessions needed varies depending on individual needs, but a typical program includes 3 to 6 sessions spaced a few weeks apart. Your practitioner will determine the optimal treatment plan during your initial consultation.

Results begin to be visible after the first session, with continued improvement over the sessions.

Treatment is generally well tolerated, with a slight stinging sensation during injections. A topical anesthetic may be used to minimize discomfort.

There is virtually no recovery time required. You can resume your normal activities immediately after treatment, although some redness and swelling may persist for a few hours.

PRP, or Platelet-Rich Plasma therapy, can be used to treat a variety of areas on the body. Commonly, PRP is applied to the scalp to help with hair growth and to the face for rejuvenation, often referred to as a ‘vampire facial.’ It can also be effective for treating fine lines and wrinkles, improving skin texture and tone.

Beyond cosmetic applications, PRP is used in orthopedics to treat joint, tendon, and ligament injuries by promoting healing. Each treatment area can benefit from PRP’s ability to stimulate natural healing and cell growth, making it a versatile option for both aesthetic and therapeutic purposes.