PRP Treatment in Oklahoma City
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) uses components from your own blood to support natural tissue repair and rejuvenation. PRP can be incorporated into personalized treatments for skin quality, hair support, and other aesthetic concerns.
Understanding Platelet-Rich Plasma
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) is a concentration of platelets derived directly from your own blood. Platelets are key components of the body's natural healing system, releasing growth factors that play a role in tissue repair and regeneration.
By isolating and concentrating these platelets, we aim to deliver a high volume of these biological signals to specific treatment areas, supporting the skin’s natural maintenance processes.
Clinical Philosophy
The Purespin Difference
The efficacy of PRP depends largely on preparation. We use the Purespin PRP® system by Refine USA to produce a concentrated PRP sample.
High Concentration
Our double-spin process yields extremely high platelet concentrations compared to standard single-spin systems.
Purity & Clarity
Our processing method is designed to reduce red blood cell content and produce a concentrated PRP sample.
Autologous Safety
Since PRP comes from your own body, the risk of allergic reaction or rejection is minimized.
Potential Applications
PRP is a versatile biological tool used to support various aspects of tissue health and appearance.
Skin Quality
Supporting overall skin texture and tone by providing biological factors associated with tissue maintenance.
Hair Support
Often used as a supportive therapy for the scalp environment, aiming to maintain healthy-looking hair.
Scar Appearance
May help improve the look of acne scars or other textural irregularities when used in conjunction with resurfacing.
Under-Eye Area
Aims to improve the appearance of the delicate skin beneath the eyes, which can be prone to thinning.
Who May Benefit from PRP?
Ideal for individuals concerned with dullness, uneven texture, fine lines, acne scarring, or pore size.
The Process
Your Treatment Steps
PRP is a straightforward, in-office procedure. We ensure your comfort throughout every step of the process.
Blood Draw
A small amount of blood is drawn from your arm, similar to a standard lab test.
Processing
We use a specialized centrifuge to spin the blood twice, ensuring optimal separation and high platelet concentration.
Application
The concentrated PRP is then used according to your personalized treatment plan, which may include targeted injection or incorporation alongside other aesthetic treatments.
Enhanced Protocols
Combination Therapy
PRP may be incorporated alongside other aesthetic treatments, including microneedling, as part of a personalized treatment plan. During your consultation, we'll determine whether combining treatments is appropriate for your skin concerns and aesthetic goals.
Frequently Asked Questions
Platelet-Rich Plasma FAQs
Answers to common questions about Platelet-Rich Plasma, treatment expectations, results, and recovery.
How does PRP treatment work?
A small amount of blood is drawn from your arm and processed to concentrate the platelets. The resulting PRP is then applied or injected into the targeted treatment area. The goal is to support the body's natural tissue-repair processes and promote healthier-looking skin or hair.
What can PRP treatment help with?
PRP may be used to support improvements in skin texture and tone, the appearance of acne scars and other textural irregularities, the delicate under-eye area, and overall skin quality. It can also be used as a supportive treatment for the scalp and hair. Results vary depending on the treatment area and individual response.
Is PRP safe?
Because PRP is derived from your own blood, the risk of an allergic reaction to the PRP itself is minimized. However, PRP is still a medical procedure and can involve temporary side effects or other risks. Your provider will review the treatment, potential risks, and appropriate aftercare before your procedure.
Is PRP treatment painful?
PRP involves a small blood draw and, depending on the application, injections or microneedling. You may experience temporary discomfort, tenderness, redness, or sensitivity. Your provider will discuss comfort measures and what to expect during your treatment.
What is the recovery time after PRP?
Recovery depends on how PRP is administered. When PRP is combined with microneedling, temporary redness similar to a mild sunburn may occur for approximately 24–48 hours. Your provider will give you specific aftercare instructions based on your treatment.