A cell rejuvenation treatment used to eliminate, process and revitalize an individual's cells to treat or prevent a medical condition.

A Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) treatment involves the collection of your blood (approximately 15ml), then your blood is spun down using a centrifuge to separate out the plasma and platelet portion. The PRP portion of your blood is then injected back into your skin to stimulate new collagen production, and to re-energize your cells into rejuvenating themselves. The product injected is 100% your own blood by-product (autologous).

You should not have PRP treatment done if you have any of the following conditions:

-Facial cancer, past and present (this includes SCC, BCC and melanoma, systematic cancer, chemotherapy, steroid therapy, dermatological diseases affecting the face (EX: Porphyria), Blood disorders and platelet abnormalities, Anticoagulation therapy (EX: Warfarin).

You may experience mild to moderate swelling of the treated area. You may notice a tingling sensation while the cells are being activated. In rare cases skin infections may occur, which is easily treated with an antibiotic.