Treatment

Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP)

Before and after PRP platelet rich plasma for skin under eye
Before and after PRP platelet rich plasma for skin under eye

What is PRP?

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) is a natural treatment available at our Sydney clinic which uses a patient’s own blood components to support healthy skin and rejuvenation.

PRP has been used in aesthetic practice, sports medicine, and dentistry for tissue support and healing purposes.

Describe the Process of PRP

A small sample of blood is taken from the patient’s forearm and placed in a centrifuge to separate the plasma, which contains a higher concentration of growth factors.

This plasma is then collected and placed into fine needles for precise application in the chosen areas.
A mesotherapy technique is often used — delivering small amounts of PRP into the surface layers of the skin..

The centrifuge device for Platelet Rich Plasma
The centrifuge device for Platelet Rich Plasma

How Does PRP Work?

The plasma contains platelets that release natural growth factors. These support the skin’s regenerative processes, encouraging new collagen formation and improving overall skin texture and vitality over time.

What Is PRP Used For in Aesthetic Practice?

PRP can be used to help improve the appearance of:

  • Skin texture and tone, including sun-affected areas

  • Dark circles under the eyes

  • General skin hydration and quality

  • The appearance of scars

  • Skin thickness and vitality

  • Areas of skin laxity or fine lines

  • Crepey skin texture (for example, under-eye area)

  • The scalp to support hair health

Where on the Body Is PRP Typically Used?

  • Upper and lower eyelids

  • Facial skin

  • Forehead

  • Neck and décolletage

  • Cheeks

  • Nasolabial area

  • Lips and chin

  • Backs of hands

  • Areas of scarring

  • Knees, elbows, or abdomen

  • Scalp for hair rejuvenation

Is PRP a Safe Procedure?

As with any medical procedure, there are potential risks. The most common include temporary swelling or bruising at the application sites. Because PRP uses your own plasma, it generally has a low likelihood of reaction.

Is There Downtime Associated with PRP?

When the eye area is treated, swelling may be noticeable for a few days.
Bruising can last up to a week, depending on individual healing responses.

What Procedures Can Be Combined with PRP?

PRP can be safely combined with other rejuvenation techniques, such as:

  • Laser or light-based therapies

  • Needling treatments

  • Skin-hydration treatments (such as skinboosters)

  • Thread procedures for skin support

Your practitioner will advise on suitable combinations based on your goals.

What’s New with PRP?

At our clinic, a popular approach involves combining PRP with skin-hydration treatments for enhanced results in overall skin quality.

How to Make an Appointment for PRP

At our Sydney clinics, The Manse Paddington and Uptown CBD, we offer PRP treatments for skin and scalp rejuvenation.
Our experienced practitioners will assess your goals and create a tailored plan for you.
Please contact us on (02) 9331 5005 to arrange a consultation.

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Before and after eyelids, PRP and skinbooster
Before and after eyelids, PRP and skinbooster
PRP before and after
PRP before and after
PRP hair growth before and after
PRP hair growth before and after

FAQs

1. What are PRP and skinboosting treatments?
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) and skinboosting treatments are procedures that use your body’s own plasma and hydrating products to help support skin quality and texture.

2. Can PRP and skinboosting be used around the eyes?
Yes, they can be used in the delicate under-eye and eyelid areas to help improve the appearance of texture, fine lines, and hydration.

3. How do PRP and skinboosting treatments work together?
PRP supports natural skin regeneration, while skinboosting treatments enhance hydration and smoothness. Together, they help the skin appear refreshed and revitalised.

4. Is there downtime?
There may be mild swelling or redness after treatment, especially around the eye area. This usually settles within a few days.

5. When will I see results?
Some improvement may be noticed after a few weeks, with ongoing benefits developing gradually over several months.

6. Are these treatments safe?
PRP and skinboosting procedures are generally well-tolerated when performed by qualified professionals using sterile technique.

7. How many sessions are recommended?
Your practitioner will suggest a treatment plan based on your goals and skin condition. Some patients have a series of sessions for best results.

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