It’s considered adjunctive for selected skin-quality or hair-support plans after assessment. It does not replace medical treatment, and results vary. We confirm suitability and alternatives first.
No. PRP uses your own platelets; cellular biologics are lab-derived products designed to complement procedures. In some plans they are used together; we’ll explain the differences and when (or if) to combine.
Often a short course (3–6 sessions) aligned to your primary treatment schedule, spaced 3–6 weeks apart. Frequency is adjusted to response and tolerance.
Downtime is usually dictated by the primary procedure (e.g., microneedling). The adjunct itself generally adds minimal downtime; mild redness/tingle can occur. We provide specific aftercare.
Possible irritation, sensitivity, acne flares or allergy (rare). Not suitable for active infection, certain dermatologic conditions, or during pregnancy unless advised otherwise. Evidence is evolving; we discuss uncertainties and alternatives.
