PRP Treatment - natural skin regeneration and hair growth stimulation

PRP treatment is a regenerative method that uses the potential of the patient’s own blood to improve skin quality, refresh the complexion, stimulate tissue renewal and support hair growth. It is intended for people who want a more natural approach to skincare and rejuvenation treatments, without changing facial features.

At Timeless Medic, PRP treatment is performed through several different protocols, depending on the area being treated and the goal of the treatment. Three separate options are available: PRP treatment for the face, neck and décolletage, PRP treatment for hair growth and Oxy PRP Glow.

While PRP facial treatment is focused on regeneration, refreshment and improving skin quality, PRP treatment for hair growth is used as support for thinning hair and hair loss. Oxy PRP Glow (a combination of PRP and ozone) is a combined treatment designed to provide an additional effect of freshness, hydration and a more radiant appearance of the skin.

What is PRP treatment?

PRP stands for “platelet-rich plasma”. During the treatment, a small amount of the patient’s blood is taken and specially processed in order to separate plasma rich in growth factors.

Growth factors play an important role in the natural regeneration processes of the skin and tissue. When PRP is applied to the targeted area, it helps stimulate skin renewal, improve skin quality and support natural regenerative processes.

The goal of PRP treatment is not immediate “filling” or changing one’s appearance, but gradual improvement of skin quality, tone, texture and freshness.

Who is PRP treatment intended for?

PRP treatment is recommended for people who want to improve skin quality or support the regeneration of a specific area.

It is most commonly used for:

Before the treatment, a consultation is carried out in order to assess the condition of the skin or hair and choose the most suitable PRP protocol.

PRP treatments at Timeless Medic

At Timeless Medic, PRP is performed through different protocols, depending on the area being treated and the problem we want to treat.

PRP treatment for the face, neck and décolletage is one of the most popular treatments for the face and neck worldwide, also known as the vampire facial, because it is based on the use of the patient’s own blood, specifically platelet-rich plasma.

The treatment may be performed on the face, neck and décolletage, either individually or in combination, depending on the condition of the skin and the specialist’s recommendation.

It is considered one of the most effective and natural methods for skin rejuvenation. Since the patient’s own platelets are used, the possibility of adverse reactions, such as allergies and irritation, is reduced to a minimum.

PRP treatment for hair growth is used for people who struggle with hair thinning, increased hair shedding, or weaker hair quality.

The treatment is focused on stimulating the scalp and supporting the natural processes of hair growth.

Oxy PRP Glow is an advanced PRP protocol that combines PRP and ozone in one treatment. PRP stimulates natural regeneration processes, cell renewal and collagen production, while ozone additionally oxygenates the tissue, supports recovery and contributes to a fresher, cleaner and more radiant appearance of the skin.

This treatment is intended for people who want a more intensive effect of regeneration, refreshment and a natural glow effect.

Benefits of PRP treatment

PRP treatment can help with:

Results depend on the initial condition of the skin or hair, the selected PRP protocol, the individual response of the body and the recommended number of treatments.

What does PRP treatment look like?

Before the treatment, a consultation is carried out, during which the specialist assesses the condition of the skin, scalp or area being treated. After that, a small amount of blood is taken and processed in a special system in order to separate platelet-rich plasma.

PRP is then applied to the targeted area according to the selected protocol. In treatments for the face, neck and décolletage, the goal is skin regeneration and improvement of skin quality, while in hair treatments, PRP is applied to the scalp.

After the treatment, mild redness, swelling or small needle marks may appear, but they usually subside within a short period of time. The patient receives clear aftercare recommendations and advice on what should be avoided in the first hours or days after the treatment.

How many treatments are needed?

The number of treatments depends on the goal, the initial condition of the skin or hair and the recommendation of the specialist. In some patients, a refreshing effect may be visible after the first treatment, while for more noticeable and long-lasting results, a series of treatments is usually recommended.

With PRP treatment for hair growth, it is especially important that the treatments are performed at the recommended intervals, as the goal is gradual stimulation of the scalp and support of the natural processes of hair growth.

The treatment plan is determined individually, after a consultation at Timeless Medic.

Frequently Asked Questions

PRP treatment uses plasma obtained from the patient’s own blood, which is why it is considered a more natural approach to regenerative treatments. No foreign fillers are injected; instead, the body’s own regenerative potential is used.

During the treatment, mild discomfort or a slight stinging sensation may be felt, depending on the treated area and individual sensitivity. The treatment is generally well tolerated.

Results develop gradually, as PRP stimulates natural regeneration processes. With facial treatments, the skin may look fresher and more rested after a short period of time, while with hair treatments, time and consistency are required.

Oxy PRP Glow combines PRP and ozone in one protocol. PRP stimulates natural regeneration, cell renewal and collagen production, while ozone additionally oxygenates the tissue, supports recovery and contributes to a fresher, cleaner and more radiant appearance of the skin.

After the treatment, mild redness, swelling or small needle marks may appear, but they usually subside quickly. Recovery depends on the treated area and the individual reaction of the skin.

The frequency depends on the goal of the treatment and the recommendation of the specialist. A series of treatments is most often recommended, followed by occasional maintenance treatments.

Since material obtained from the patient’s own blood is used, PRP is considered a well-tolerated treatment. However, a consultation before the treatment is necessary in order to assess whether the treatment is suitable for the individual patient.