PRP Microneedling
PRF in Clapham Junction

PRP is derived from your own blood, which means it contains natural growth factors that promote healing and regeneration of skin cells

The treatment stimulates collagen and elastin production, leading to improved skin texture, firmness, and elasticity over time

Since PRP uses your own blood, the risk of allergic reactions or complications is minimal

PRP can be used on various areas of the face and body, making it a versatile option for different skin concerns

A vampire facial also referred to as a “blood facial” or "Dracula therapy", is a popular anti-ageing treatment that harnesses the power of the natural healing ability of your skin to reduce the signs of ageing and dull skin.
Platelets are rich in growth factors that encourage your collagen to grow and regenerate tissue. They are also anti oxidising and hydrating, making them an effective, natural facial treatment

Remember Kim Kardashian’s viral post-treatment selfie? What could be mistaken for gruesome Halloween makeup is the nickname for a microneedling treatment using platelet-rich plasma—a component of your blood that can lead to impressive results when absorbed into your skin

A phlebotomy process is involved whereas a blood sample is taken which is then placed in a centrifuge to separate the platelets from the sample. When blood is placed into a centrifuge, it separates into three distinct layers: plasma on top, platelets and blood cells in the middle, and red blood cells at the bottom. PRP comes from the center part, known as the "serum portion"

Micro-needling is then used to traumatise the skin because this helps to stimulate growth factors and to enhance the process further hyaluronic acid and collagen products are also introduced at this point. This process of micro-needling prepares the skin for the application of the platelets which are then administered to the area via small injection and/or further micro-needling. To finish, the face has a gauze mask applied to help tighten the skin and for further platelets to be absorbed into the skin

The latest buzz in hair loss treatments is PRF therapy for hair helps with hair fall, hair thinning, and alopecia

PRF stands for platelet-rich fibrin: naturally healing PRF is found in your blood, and is rich in nourishing platelet blood cells and bioactive proteins (i.e., growth factors)

During a platelet-rich fibrin treatment, a small amount of blood is taken, usually from your arm, just like when you donate blood; the blood is then centrifuged to isolate your blood’s platelet-rich fibrin, then your own PRF is injected into your scalp in the areas where there is hair loss. It is considered a simple and almost pain-free experience

PRP/PRF injections are similar; the main difference between PRP and PRF is how the blood is processed. Essentially both treatments are considered highly effective at restoring hair growth and improving scalp health in preparation for a hair transplant

When PRF is injected into the scalp it stimulates and reactivates dormant or weakened hair follicles to produce thicker and healthier hair. In the case of PRF treatment after a hair transplant, PRF injections help trigger a more robust growth cycle for newly transplanted hair follicles

The combination of PRF blood cells (e.g., platelets) and fibrin (e.g., blood proteins) promote blood circulation, cellular healing (see alopecia), and trigger hair follicles into active growth, all of which counter hair loss