PRP – Platelet Rich Plasma

PRP Adelaide – Platelet Rich Plasma

PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) uses a small sample of your own blood that is processed to concentrate platelets and growth factors. When applied to targeted areas by a registered health practitioner, PRP may help support skin quality, hydration and overall scalp health while maintaining a natural appearance.

What Is PRP Treatment?

PRP—Platelet-Rich Plasma—uses a concentrated serum from your own blood. After preparation, it is placed into specific areas of the face, scalp or skin. The approach aims to support your body’s natural renewal processes, which may assist with skin texture, hydration and overall skin/scalp quality. Suitability, treatment areas and technique are determined during consultation.

Common Treatment Areas

PRP – Platelet Rich Plasma is used to assist in skin and scalp rejuvenation, targeting areas that benefit from enhanced hydration, volume support, and structural renewal.

May help support skin texture, surface smoothness and hydration for a healthy-looking complexion.

Designed to assist in improving skin quality and hydration around the eyes for a refreshed appearance.

Applied to the scalp to support scalp health. Some people notice improvements in hair quality; results vary and are not the same for everyone.

May assist with hydration and suppleness in delicate areas prone to visible dryness and volume changes.

PRP – Platelet Rich Plasma
PRP – Platelet Rich Plasma

Benefits of PRP

  • Enhances Skin Hydration – May assist moisture retention for a fresher look.

  • Supports Natural Collagen Processes – Encourages the skin’s own renewal mechanisms, which can help maintain firmness and elasticity.

  • Promotes Scalp Health – May help support a healthier-looking scalp and hair quality.

  • Non-Surgical Approach – Uses components from your own blood and is performed by a registered health practitioner following assessment and informed consent.

  • Results & Longevity Vary – Responses differ between individuals; advertising must not overstate expected outcomes or maintenance needs.

Risks & Recovery

  • All procedures carry risks. Common, usually temporary effects can include redness, swelling, tenderness or bruising. Less common but serious complications can occur and will be discussed during consultation.

  • Recovery needs vary. Short-term activity modifications (e.g., avoiding strenuous exercise/heat exposure) may be advised.

  • Pain differs between people. Treatments must not be described as “painless”; comfort options can be discussed.

  • Who may not be suitable? Often not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding, or for people with certain bleeding/platelet disorders, active skin infections, or specific medical conditions/medications. Your clinician will assess suitability.

Interested in PRP? Book a consultation to discuss whether PRP is appropriate for you and to plan a personalised approach.

This information is for general purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. A consultation is required before any treatment is undertaken.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A small blood sample is processed to concentrate platelets. The PRP is then placed into targeted areas of skin or scalp by a registered health practitioner using sterile technique. Your assessment determines areas treated and the approach used.

PRP is used to support overall skin quality, hydration and texture, and to promote scalp health. Some people notice improvements in the appearance of fine lines or hair quality; outcomes vary and are not guaranteed.

Suitability depends on your medical history, skin/scalp concerns and goals. PRP is generally not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding, with certain bleeding/platelet disorders, active infections, some autoimmune/dermatologic conditions, or when specific medications are used. Your practitioner will advise.

Responses differ between individuals. Your clinician may suggest a course of treatments with intervals between sessions, followed by occasional maintenance if appropriate. Your plan will be personalised after assessment.

Most people experience minimal downtime. Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness or bruising can occur and typically settle within days. Your aftercare will be outlined at consultation.

Longevity varies based on individual factors, area treated and the treatment plan. Ongoing maintenance may be recommended for some people.

When performed by a suitably qualified practitioner with appropriate technique and hygiene, PRP can be used in these areas. Risks and benefits will be discussed during your consultation.

You may be advised to avoid strenuous exercise, heat exposure and certain skincare or hair products for a short period. Follow the personalised aftercare provided by your practitioner.