What exactly is PRP?
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. This powerful substance is critical to the treatment because it promotes cell repair and stimulates collagen and elastin production, which are vital to maintaining firm and smooth skin. Crucially, the facial harnesses the power of your own plasma obtained from a blood sample — not someone else's. 

What are the benefits of a PRP facial?
Yes, they’re bloody, but there are numerous benefits to getting PRP facials. Some of them include:


It makes your skin appear tighter and smoother: When platelet-rich plasma is applied to the skin in a non-invasive procedure, it triggers cell turnover and boosts the production of collagen and elastin, resulting in a firmer, tighter, and more supple complexion,

It helps with scarring: Microneedling with PRP can churn out fresher skin cells and promote healing, leading to a visible improvement in the appearance of acne scars. Several studies have looked at the potential scar-improving benefits of the procedure, with promising results. For example, a 2014 study showed that microneedling with PRP can improve scars more effectively than topical vitamin C.

It fades hyperpigmentation and evens skin tone: In a comprehensive analysis of PRP therapy published in 2021, the authors note that previous studies have demonstrated the ability of PRP to effectively decrease melanin production, thus reducing excess pigmentation and resulting in a more even skin tone.