PRP, made from
your own blood.
PRP stands for platelet-rich plasma. We take a small blood draw, spin it down to concentrate the platelets, then inject it back where you want help: under-eyes, skin, scalp, or acne scars. Nothing synthetic goes in.
Injected by Dr. Kat.
Every injectable at Renewal is done by Dr. Kat Lofley, a doctor of nursing practice. She studies how your face moves before she treats it, so results look like a rested version of you, never frozen.
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Where it helps
We concentrate platelet-rich plasma (PRP) from a small sample of your own blood. These are the areas patients ask about most. Tap one to see what it helps with.
Placed under the eyes, your PRP may help thin, crepey skin look healthier and soften a tired look over a series.
Injected or paired with microneedling, your PRP may support collagen and skin renewal, helping skin look brighter, smoother, and more even over time.
Can gently soften fine lines and crepey texture as skin quality improves. Results are subtle and build gradually.
Injected into the scalp, your PRP may help support hair in areas of early thinning. Results vary from person to person.
Paired with microneedling, your PRP may help shallow acne scars look smoother over a series of treatments.
Not sure if it’s right for you? That’s exactly what the consult is for.
Naturally you
The treatment uses PRP from your own blood, with no synthetic product added, which is why many people love it.
Because it comes from your own body, the risk of an allergic reaction is very low. Mild swelling or bruising is most common.
Results build gradually as your skin and follicles respond, so changes look like healthier skin, not like something was done.
PRP works well alongside microneedling, Botox or filler as part of a bigger plan for healthy skin.
What to expect, month by month.
Tap through the timeline. PRP treatments work gradually, so results build over a series.
We draw a small amount of blood, process it to concentrate growth factors, then inject. The visit takes about 45 to 60 minutes.
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Before & after care
A few simple steps help you get the best possible result.
Drink plenty of water the day before and the day of your visit to make the blood draw easier.
Have a normal meal beforehand so you feel comfortable during the blood draw.
If it’s safe for you, avoid ibuprofen, aspirin, and similar medications for a few days before, since they can affect platelets. Check with your doctor.
Skipping alcohol for a day or two before can help minimize bruising.
General guidance only. We'll give you personal instructions at your visit.
Good questions
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