Usually none. If it is used in combination with another treatment, it may speed up the usual recovery time of that particular treatment.

Again, this depends on how the PRP is reintroduced to the skin. If used in combination with another treatment, PRP usually speeds up the recovery time associated with that particular treatment. This will be discussed with you prior to treatment.

Usually mild discomfort, if any, at the time of drawing blood. This is tolerated well by our patients.

Up to a year for signs of ageing, dependent on the number of treatment sessions. If you are treating scarring or stretch marks, the result from this treatment should not reverse, however the treatment does not halt the ageing process and the skin in the area of your concern may change in appearance as you naturally age Best results are progressive and accumulative; patients notice results during the course of treatment however further improvement may be seen a few months following treatment as the deeper layers of skin continue to regenerate.

Yes

We are all individuals, therefore, results from treatments may vary from person to person, because each person responds differently. Results achieved from the PRP treatment will last a different amount of time from person to person, this may even vary between treatments for an individual. Results, downtime and recovery following treatment will vary from patient to patient. The information we provide is based on the extensive experience we have gained from treating a wide variety of patients of different ages, genders and is based on an average patient experience