Platelet-Rich Plasma

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) | DermaDocs Parkside Adelaide

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) treatment at DermaDocs Skin Cancer Clinic in Parkside, Adelaide uses components of your own blood as part of a regenerative approach for selected skin and hair concerns. PRP contains a concentrated amount of platelets and associated growth factors, which are involved in the body’s natural processes of tissue repair and regeneration.

What Is PRP Treatment?

PRP, or platelet-rich plasma, is prepared from a small sample of your own blood.

The blood is processed to separate and concentrate the platelets and plasma. The resulting platelet-rich plasma can then be applied or injected into the treatment area, depending on the treatment approach.

Platelets play an important role in the body’s natural healing response by releasing growth factors and other signalling substances involved in tissue repair.

How It Works

PRP treatment uses your own blood to concentrate platelets and plasma before they are used as part of the treatment.

The general process involves:

The specific technique used depends on the area being treated and your individual treatment plan.

Our Services

Exosomes

Exosome treatments are used as an adjunct to selected skin treatments, supporting the skin's natural recovery and renewal processes.

Lumecca IPL

Lumecca IPL is an Intense Pulsed Light treatment used to address the appearance of pigmentation, vascular concerns and some uneven skin tone.

Morpheus 8 Body

Morpheus 8 Body combines microneedling with radiofrequency energy to treat the deeper layers of the skin.

Morpheus 8 Face

Morpheus 8 Face is a minimally invasive treatment that uses fine microneedles to deliver radiofrequency energy into the skin.

Personalised Facial Rejuvenation

It’s a medical consultation focused on understanding the changes you have noticed in your appearance and discussing what may be appropriate for your individual needs.

What Can PRP Be Used For?

PRP may be considered for selected skin and hair concerns, including:

Skin rejuvenation

Fine lines and wrinkles

Changes in skin texture and tone

Sun-damaged skin

Selected acne and non-keloid scars

Stretch marks

Skin on the neck and décolletage

Certain hair-loss concerns

PRP is not appropriate for every condition or every patient. A consultation is required to determine whether it is suitable for your particular concern.

Frequently Asked Questions

PRP may be considered for selected concerns including fine lines, wrinkles, changes in skin texture, sun-damaged skin, selected scarring and stretch marks.

PRP may be considered for certain hair-loss concerns. Because hair loss can have many different causes, an individual assessment is important before treatment.

There is no single treatment schedule that is appropriate for everyone. Your clinician will recommend a treatment approach based on your individual concerns and goals.

Temporary bruising, tenderness and mild swelling can occur at blood collection or treatment sites. Your clinician will discuss potential risks and aftercare with you before treatment.

No. PRP is not appropriate for every patient or every skin or hair concern. A consultation is required to assess suitability.