PRP
Therapy

Hair thinning is one of the most emotionally difficult changes to face, and one of the most undertreated, because many people assume it's simply inevitable. PRP changes that equation. When injected directly into the scalp, your Platelet-Rich Plasma delivers a concentrated burst of growth factors to dormant and weakened follicles, reactivating the growth cycle, prolonging the active growth phase, and gradually thickening each individual strand from the root. Most clients notice a meaningful reduction in shedding within the first 2–3 sessions, followed by visible improvements in density and coverage over the following months. PRP is most effective for androgenetic alopecia, male and female pattern hair loss, and works best when started before significant follicle loss has occurred. If you've been watching your part widen, your hairline recede, or your ponytail thin, this is the conversation to have sooner rather than later.

Acne scars and surgical marks are among the most stubborn skin concerns to treat, they sit deep in the dermis where topical products simply can't reach. PRP works by delivering concentrated growth factors directly into the scar tissue, triggering a controlled healing response that stimulates new collagen and elastin production from within. Over a series of sessions, the texture of the scar gradually softens, indentations become shallower, and the skin surface begins to even out in a way that reflects genuine structural renewal rather than surface-level coverage. For best results, PRP for scarring is often combined with microneedling, a pairing that dramatically increases growth factor absorption and accelerates the remodelling process. Ask your RN whether a combined approach is right for your scar type.

Fine lines and crepey texture are signs of collagen and elastin loss, and while they're a natural part of ageing, they don't have to be permanent. PRP injected across affected areas delivers growth factors that signal your skin's fibroblasts to produce new structural proteins, gradually firming and smoothing the tissue from the inside out. The neck and décolletage respond particularly well to this approach, areas where traditional injectables are less suitable, but where skin quality loss is highly visible. Unlike neurotoxins that relax muscles or fillers that add volume, PRP works on the quality of the skin itself, making it an excellent standalone treatment or complement to other procedures in a broader rejuvenation plan.

Sometimes the concern isn't a specific line or scar, it's that your skin has lost the quality, glow, and evenness it once had. PRP addresses this at the cellular level, delivering a broad spectrum of growth factors that improve vascular supply, stimulate collagen turnover, and enhance the skin's ability to renew itself naturally. Clients who choose PRP for overall radiance often describe the result as their skin looking like it used to, clearer, plumper, and more alive, without looking like anything has been done. This full-face approach pairs exceptionally well with our AlumierMD peels, exosome treatments, or microneedling for clients who want a comprehensive, results-driven skin health plan. Ask your RN about combining treatments for maximum long-term benefit.