PRP

PRP and PRF rejuvenation at Sam Medspa
Rejuvenation

PRP / PRF

PRP and PRF use concentrated platelets from your own blood to support skin quality, texture, under-eye concerns and hair restoration plans.

Overview

Your own platelets for skin and hair renewal.

Platelet Rich Plasma, also known as PRP, is created from your own blood. A small amount of blood is drawn and placed in a sterile tube, then spun in a centrifuge to separate red and white blood cells from platelets and plasma.

The resulting plasma contains a higher-than-normal concentration of platelets and is used in treatment plans for skin rejuvenation and hair restoration.

How platelets work

Platelets help tissue heal and support new cell activity. PRP contains growth factors that can activate repair processes deeper in the skin.

When injected into selected areas, PRP can support collagen regeneration, smoother texture, improved tone and skin tightening over time.

Treatment goals

What PRP / PRF can help with

Skin quality

  • Improved tone and texture
  • Fine lines and pores
  • Skin tightening over time

Face, neck and hands

  • Face rejuvenation
  • Under-eye dark circles
  • Neck and décolletage
  • Hand rejuvenation

Hair restoration

  • Supports follicles through platelet growth factors
  • Suitable for many men and women with thinning hair
  • Requires existing native hairs in the treatment area
Process

What to expect

  • Blood is drawn and PRP is prepared.
  • The skin is cleansed and injections are completed.
  • The procedure is typically quick.
  • Mild swelling, redness or bruising usually fades within days.
  • Results may begin in one to two weeks and continue improving with time.

Quick facts

CategoryRegenerative treatment using your own platelets.
Best forSkin tone, texture and tightness, under-eye concerns and thinning hair.
SessionsTwo to three sessions are often recommended.
PRFA more advanced fibrin-matrix preparation with a slower, extended release of growth factors.
ApproachGradual, natural-looking improvement over time.
Technology

PRP for hair and Meso-gun precision

PRP can be used for hair restoration by supporting follicles through platelet growth factors. It is suitable for many men and women with thinning hair, but it requires existing native hairs in the treatment area.

At Sam Medspa, Meso-gun technology can be used for calibrated PRP delivery. It supports more precise, controlled injections with consistent depth and reduced vibration.

Meso-gun PRP injection device
Results

Before and after examples

Photos are for education only. Individual results vary, and every treatment plan is personalized after assessment.

FAQ

PRP / PRF questions

What is Platelet Rich Plasma?

PRP is platelet-rich plasma created from a small sample of your own blood after it is processed in a centrifuge.

How do platelets rejuvenate the skin?

Platelets contain growth factors that support tissue repair, collagen regeneration and improved skin texture and tone.

How does PRP differ from fillers?

Fillers add support or volume to selected areas. PRP works differently by supporting collagen and overall skin quality rather than filling a specific fold.

What is the PRP procedure like?

A small blood sample is drawn, PRP is prepared, and the treatment area is injected. The appointment is typically quick with limited downtime.

When do results show?

Results can begin to show in one to two weeks and often continue improving with time. A series of treatments is commonly recommended.

Can PRP help hair growth?

PRP can support hair density and thickness in suitable clients with existing native hairs in the treatment area.

What is PRF?

PRF is platelet-rich fibrin, a related platelet treatment that uses a fibrin matrix for a slower release of growth factors.

What is the Meso-gun?

The Meso-gun is a calibrated injection device used to improve precision, consistency and control during PRP treatment.

Treatment suitability, risks, downtime and expected results are reviewed during consultation. Individual results vary.

Ready to talk about PRP / PRF?

Book a consultation to review your goals and the treatment options that suit you.