PRP explained simply
Regenerative skin support, without the hard sell.
PRP is chosen by clients who want a more repair-led approach to skin quality. It is not positioned as an instant filler result: the value is in a gradual response that may support collagen quality, texture, acne-scar concerns and hair goals after assessment.
Check PRP Suitability
01
Your own sample
A small blood sample is prepared before treatment, so the appointment is planned around your own platelet-rich plasma.
02
Repair signals
Platelets are used because they release growth-factor signals involved in tissue repair and collagen-supporting processes.
03
Targeted concerns
PRP can be discussed for skin texture, dullness, fine lines, acne-scar texture, hair-support goals and other suitable areas.
04
Gradual expectations
Results are individual and usually build over time, so Helena explains what is realistic before you decide to proceed.
This keeps the page clear for future clients: what PRP is, why people ask for it, which concerns it may suit, and why consultation comes first.