PRP
Treatments
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) utilises autologous growth factors to accelerate tissue repair, enhance collagen synthesis, and reinforce dermal integrity. By reintroducing a concentrated platelet solution into targeted areas, this treatment supports controlled skin regeneration—ideal for peri-orbital rejuvenation, fine-line refinement, textural irregularities, and improving the appearance of scarring. Results develop progressively as the skin restores structure and function from within.
Expected Results
Downtime
Longevity
Firmer, brighter, healthier-looking skin.
Mild redness or swelling for 1–3 days.
Results may last 6–12 months.
At a Glance
How does it work?
Blood collection
A small sample of your own blood is taken, similar to a routine blood test.
Centrifugation
The blood is placed into a centrifuge, which separates its components and allows the platelet-rich plasma to be concentrated into a smaller volume.
Targeted treatment
The concentrated PRP is then delivered into the skin or scalp, depending on the treatment area.
Growth factor release
Platelets contain growth factors and signalling proteins involved in tissue repair and regeneration. Once activated, they release these factors into the surrounding tissue.
Regenerative response
These signals can support fibroblast activity, collagen production and tissue repair within the skin. In the scalp, PRP is used to support the environment around existing hair follicles and may help improve hair quality and density over time.
Progressive improvement
Because PRP works by stimulating the body’s own regenerative processes, results develop gradually rather than immediately and are usually assessed over a course of treatments.
1 hr
400 British pounds
1 hr 30 min
450 British pounds
Interest-free instalments on treatments from £300 · No credit check
FAQ
Your questions, answered
Understanding treatment options and expected outcomes.
What is PRP and BioFiller? PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) and BioFiller are treatments derived from your own blood. PRP is used to support skin regeneration and improve overall skin quality, while BioFiller is a processed plasma gel designed to provide subtle volume and structural support.
What is the difference between PRP and BioFiller? PRP works by stimulating natural repair processes within the skin, leading to gradual improvements in texture, tone, and quality. BioFiller, in contrast, provides an immediate volumising effect while also supporting tissue quality, making it suitable for areas where structure and support are needed.
Which treatment is more suitable for volume loss? BioFiller is typically recommended where volume restoration is required, particularly in delicate areas such as the under-eye (tear trough). It offers a softer, biological alternative to traditional dermal fillers, with results visible immediately after treatment.
How long do the results last? BioFiller provides instant volume, but as a biological product, it is gradually broken down by the body and does not last as long as synthetic fillers. PRP results develop more slowly, as the treatment works by stimulating regeneration rather than adding volume. Longevity varies depending on individual factors and treatment area.
Why choose BioFiller instead of traditional dermal filler? BioFiller is created from your own blood and contains no synthetic substances. This makes it a particularly suitable option for patients seeking a safer, biocompatible approach, especially in sensitive areas such as the tear trough, where subtlety and safety are paramount.
Is PRP mainly a regenerative treatment? Yes. PRP is primarily used to improve skin quality, stimulate collagen production, and support long-term skin health. Results appear gradually and continue to develop over time, making it ideal for patients seeking natural skin regeneration rather than immediate volume.
