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Learn more →Natural cellular regeneration using your own platelets

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) uses your own blood — concentrated and processed — to deliver healing growth factors back into your skin or scalp. As a 100% autologous treatment (from your own body), PRP carries zero risk of allergy or rejection, with proven results for skin rejuvenation, hair loss and joint regeneration.
A small amount of your blood (15–20ml) is drawn and centrifuged to separate plasma rich in platelets. These platelets contain growth factors (PDGF, TGF-β, VEGF, IGF-1) that, when reintroduced into target tissue, trigger natural healing and regeneration responses.
Combined with Dermapen microneedling (the famous "vampire facial"), PRP stimulates collagen production, improves skin texture, reduces fine lines, brightens complexion, and accelerates wound healing. Excellent for sensitive skin patients who don't tolerate aggressive treatments.
Injected directly into the scalp, PRP stimulates dormant hair follicles, slows hair loss progression, and increases hair density. Most effective in early-stage androgenetic alopecia. Protocol: 3–4 sessions monthly, then maintenance every 3–6 months.
Injected into joints or tendons, PRP accelerates healing of mild arthritis, tendinitis, and sports injuries. Common applications: knees, shoulders, elbows. Often combined with physical therapy for optimal recovery.
1. Blood draw (15–20ml). 2. Centrifuge processing (10–15 minutes). 3. Application (microneedling for skin, direct injection for scalp/joints). Total time: 60–75 minutes. 3–4 sessions spaced 4 weeks apart for initial results.
Mild swelling and redness 24–48h. Possible small bruising at injection sites. Avoid sun exposure 1 week. Visible improvement starts at week 2, peak results at 3 months. Because PRP is autologous, side effects are minimal and serious complications extremely rare.
Dr. Catalina Henao at Edificio Forum, Cl 7 S 42-70, Cons. 1001 · Medellín, Colombia
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