What does PRP mean?
PRP stands for platelet-rich plasma. Blood is collected and processed. A portion with an increased concentration of platelets is then administered to the intended area.
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Platelet-rich plasma · Skin & hair
PRP – platelet-rich plasma
Treatment using a preparation from your own blood.
Request a personal consultationWhere is it studied and used?
PRP is studied for certain forms of hair loss and for improving skin appearance, among other uses. The scientific evidence and expected outcomes differ according to the application.
What happens during treatment?
Your concerns and suitability are first assessed medically. Blood collection, processing and application follow. The scope of any treatment series is discussed individually.
Possibilities and limitations
PRP does not guarantee hair growth or skin rejuvenation. Questions remain about effectiveness and the optimal approach, particularly for skin rejuvenation.
Possible risks
Blood collection and injections may cause pain, bruising or swelling, among other effects. Infections are possible. Treatment using your own blood also requires a medical consultation and informed consent.
This information provides a general overview. An individual examination and medical consultation establish whether a treatment is suitable for you.