Platelet Rich Plasma

Laser Resurfacing with PRP

Deep laser resurfacing when complemented with PRP injections, not only does it decreases the downtime but also helps in getting the desired outcome with a lesser number of treatments.

PRP post FUE Neograft

Laser Resurfacing with PRP

PRP injections after FUE hair transplant accelerate the process of hair growth.

PRP is injected once right after the FUE Neograft and later after 2-6 months to maintain steady hair growth and enhance the results.

PRP for Hair Restoration

Laser Resurfacing with PRP

Numbing cream application

Firstly, a neural block is injected to numb the whole scalp. Then the plasma rich in growth factors and nutrients is injected to stimulate the dormant hair follicles. Four to six sessions are recommended to get the best results.

Numbing cream application

injecting plasma in concerned areas

Numbing cream application

STEP 1

Application of topical numbing cream to make the treatment comfortable.

plasma after centrifugation

injecting plasma in concerned areas

STEP 2

After drawing the blood, it is put in the centrifugation machine to separate red blood cells from the plasma.

injecting plasma in concerned areas

STEP 3

The plasma rich in growth factors and nutrients is injected into the areas of concern..

Blood is Drawn

STEP 1

Your own blood is drawn

Numbing

Blood is Drawn

Face is numbed with Medical Grade numbing cream

Centrifugation

Blood is Drawn

Centrifugation

STEP 3

The plasma rich in growth factors and nutrients is injected into the areas of concern after centrifugation

PRP for Tear Trough correction

A PRP facial rejuvenation, also known as a vampire facial, is an advanced skincare treatment method that harnesses your body's own natural power to heal itself.

It is often called a vampire facial because it involves drawing your blood.

Does PRP help sagging skin?

While PRP therapy is a highly effective tool for tightening skin, it does not alter the size or fullness of the treated area. For patients looking to replace lost volume in the face and other areas, injectable dermal fillers may be a more suitable option

PRP can be used as a new therapeutic option for hair loss including androgenetic alopecia and female pattern hair loss, either as a monotherapy or an adjuvant to conventional therapy or hair transplantation.

PRP is also considered a safe, effective, steroid sparing, and alternative treatment for alopecia areata