PRP is a regenerative treatment that begins with a small blood draw. Your blood is then processed using a specialised centrifuge to separate and concentrate the platelet-rich plasma, which is rich in growth factors essential for skin repair and collagen stimulation.
This concentrated plasma is reintroduced into the skin; often combined with microneedling, allowing the growth factors to penetrate deeper layers of the skin. When paired with microneedling, PRP significantly enhances the skin’s natural healing response, accelerating repair, improving texture, and delivering more advanced, long-term results than topical or mechanical treatments alone.
About PRP - Platelet-Rich Plasma
PRP Skin Regeneration uses your body’s own platelets and growth factors to stimulate cellular repair, collagen production, and skin renewal delivering regenerative results from within.
Why have PRP Skin Regeneration
PRP is ideal for clients seeking a natural, regenerative approach to skin ageing, texture, and overall skin quality. By harnessing your own biology, PRP supports deep skin repair and long-term improvement, making it particularly effective for tired, ageing, or compromised skin.
Result You Can See
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Frequently asked questions
How is PRP different from standard facials or microneedling alone?
Is PRP safe?
Yes. PRP is an autologous treatment, meaning it uses your own blood, making it highly biocompatible with a very low risk of adverse reaction.
When will I see results?
Initial improvements may be seen within a few weeks, with continued improvement over several months as collagen production increases.
SILK Top Tips - (PRP)
DO
- Stay well hydrated before and after treatment to support blood quality and recovery.
- Follow your post-treatment plan carefully to maximize regenerative results.
- Allow time between sessions for optimal collagen remodeling.
DON’T
- Use active skincare or expose skin to heat until advised.
- Expect instant results ; PRP works progressively.
- Skip homecare; daily skincare supports and enhances treatment outcomes.