PRP Therapy

Platelet-Rich Plasma for Natural Skin & Hair Regenerative Support

At Agamé Beauté, PRP Therapy uses platelet-rich plasma derived from your own blood as part of a personalized aesthetic treatment plan for selected skin and hair concerns. PRP contains platelets and growth-factor-rich components that may support the body’s natural tissue-repair and regenerative processes.

The treatment can be customized for goals such as improving the appearance of skin quality or supporting the appearance of fuller, healthier-looking hair. Your provider will determine whether PRP is appropriate based on your individual concerns and medical history.

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What is PRP Therapy?

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) is prepared from a small sample of your own blood.

The blood is processed to separate and concentrate the platelet-rich portion. This plasma is then prepared for application or injection into the selected treatment area according to the treatment plan.

Because PRP is derived from your own blood, it is an autologous treatment. The goal is to use the body’s own biological components to support natural tissue-remodeling processes.

PRP can be used in aesthetic medicine for both skin rejuvenation and hair-related treatment goals, depending on the individual’s needs and the provider’s clinical assessment.

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Benefits of PRP Therapy

Supports Natural Regenerative Processes

Platelets contain biological factors involved in the body’s natural repair and tissue-remodeling processes.

Supports Skin Quality

When used appropriately, PRP may help improve the appearance of skin texture, tone, and overall skin quality over time.

Supports Collagen Remodeling

PRP may support processes associated with collagen production and tissue remodeling, contributing to gradual changes in the appearance of treated skin.

Hair & Scalp Support

PRP may be used as part of a treatment plan for certain types of hair thinning or hair loss, with suitability determined through individual assessment.

Uses Your Own Plasma

PRP is prepared from a sample of your own blood rather than relying on a manufactured filler or synthetic injectable material.

Customized Treatment

The treatment approach can be tailored according to whether the primary goal is skin rejuvenation, scalp treatment, or another appropriate aesthetic indication.

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What Can PRP Therapy Address?

Depending on your treatment plan, PRP may be considered for:

Skin

• Uneven-looking skin texture
• Dull complexion
• Fine lines
• Signs of skin aging
• Overall skin rejuvenation
• Certain areas requiring improved skin quality

Hair & Scalp

• Certain patterns of hair thinning
• Reduced-looking hair density
• Scalp-focused regenerative treatment

PRP is not appropriate for every type of hair loss or skin concern. A professional assessment is important before treatment.

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How PRP Therapy Works

1. Consultation & Assessment

Your provider reviews your concerns, medical history, current medications, and aesthetic goals.

For hair-related treatment, the scalp and pattern of hair loss may also be assessed.

2. Blood Collection

A small amount of blood is collected from your arm using standard sterile techniques.

3. PRP Preparation

The blood sample is processed using a centrifugation or separation system to isolate the platelet-rich plasma.

4. Treatment Application

The prepared PRP is applied or injected into the selected treatment area according to the treatment plan.

For skin treatments, PRP may be administered using an appropriate injection technique or incorporated into a selected skin-rejuvenation procedure.

For scalp treatments, PRP may be carefully placed into targeted areas according to the provider’s assessment.

5. Post-Treatment Care

Your provider will assess the treated area and provide personalized aftercare instructions.

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PRP for Skin Rejuvenation

When used for skin-focused treatment, PRP is designed to support the appearance of:

• Skin texture
• Fine lines
• Overall skin quality
• Radiance
• Firmness
• Skin renewal

Results are generally gradual as the skin undergoes its natural remodeling processes.

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PRP for Hair & Scalp

PRP may also be used as part of a personalized approach to certain types of hair thinning.

The goal is to support the scalp environment and natural processes associated with hair growth and follicle function.

Because hair loss can have many different causes, a proper assessment is important before beginning treatment. PRP should not be presented as a guaranteed solution for every type of hair loss.

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Who May Benefit From PRP Therapy?

PRP may be considered for adults who are looking for:

• A personalized regenerative aesthetic treatment
• Support for skin rejuvenation
• Improvement in the appearance of skin quality
• A treatment using their own biological material
• Scalp-focused support for certain types of hair thinning

Suitability depends on your health, treatment goals, medications, and the specific concern being treated.

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What to Expect During Treatment

PRP treatment involves both blood collection and treatment of the selected area.

You may experience:

• A brief needle sensation during blood collection
• Mild discomfort during injections
• Tenderness in the treated area
• Temporary redness or swelling

The level of discomfort varies depending on the treatment area and individual sensitivity. Appropriate comfort measures may be used when suitable.

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What to Expect After Treatment

Temporary effects may include:

• Redness
• Swelling
• Tenderness
• Bruising
• Mild sensitivity

These effects generally vary according to the treatment area and technique used.

Your provider will explain the expected recovery period and provide specific instructions for caring for the treated area.

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Results & Treatment Timeline

PRP is designed to support gradual biological processes rather than produce an immediate cosmetic change.

For skin treatments, improvements in texture and overall skin quality may develop progressively as remodeling occurs.

For hair treatments, changes generally take longer to become noticeable because hair growth occurs gradually. A series of treatments may be recommended depending on the individual’s condition and treatment goals.

Results vary from person to person.

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PRP Aftercare

After treatment, your provider may recommend:

• Keeping the treated area clean
• Avoiding unnecessary touching or manipulation
• Avoiding strenuous activity for a period recommended by your provider
• Limiting excessive heat exposure if advised
• Protecting treated skin from excessive sun exposure
• Avoiding irritating skincare products immediately after treatment
• Following personalized instructions regarding medications and skincare

Always follow the specific aftercare instructions provided for your treatment.

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Important Considerations

PRP is a medical procedure involving blood collection and, depending on the treatment, injections. It should be performed using appropriate sterile techniques by a qualified practitioner.

Inform your provider about:

• Blood or bleeding disorders
• Current medications, particularly blood-thinning medications
• Active infections
• Skin conditions in the treatment area
• Pregnancy or breastfeeding
• Low platelet conditions or other relevant medical conditions
• Recent procedures
• Allergies or sensitivities

Your provider will determine whether PRP is appropriate for you.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is PRP made from my own blood?

Yes. PRP is prepared from a sample of your own blood. The sample is processed to separate the platelet-rich plasma for use in the treatment.

Is PRP painful?

You may experience mild discomfort from the blood draw and injections. The sensation varies depending on the treatment area and individual sensitivity.

How long does PRP take to show results?

Results develop gradually. Skin improvements may become noticeable over the following weeks, while hair-related results generally require more time because of the natural hair-growth cycle.

How many PRP treatments will I need?

The recommended number of treatments depends on your treatment goal, skin or scalp condition, and individual response. Your provider can develop a personalized treatment schedule.

Can PRP help with hair loss?

PRP may support certain types of hair thinning, but it is not appropriate for every cause of hair loss. A proper scalp and medical assessment is important before treatment.

Is there downtime after PRP?

Downtime is generally limited, but redness, swelling, tenderness, or bruising may occur at the treatment site.

Can PRP be combined with other treatments?

Potentially. PRP may be incorporated into a broader aesthetic treatment plan depending on your goals and suitability. Your provider will determine which combinations are appropriate and how treatments should be scheduled.

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Your Own Biology. Personalized Regenerative Care.

PRP Therapy uses platelet-rich plasma derived from your own blood to support natural regenerative and remodeling processes for selected skin and hair goals.

At Agamé Beauté, treatment is customized according to your individual concerns, medical history, and aesthetic objectives.

Book your consultation to discover whether PRP Therapy is appropriate for your skin or hair goals.