Highlights

$26 For 50 min PRP skin rejuvenation session (Value $40)

Your own blood is used to prepare the treatment.

Professional centrifugation separates the platelet-rich plasma.

PRP is carefully injected into the targeted area.

Designed to support a smoother, fresher-looking complexion.

Uses your own platelet-rich plasma and its naturally occurring growth factors.

SPF application after the treatment.

A minimally invasive beauty treatment with little downtime for many patients.

Benefits:

Helps promote collagen production.

Supports improved skin texture and overall skin appearance.

May help soften the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

Can contribute to a more refreshed and radiant-looking complexion.

May help improve the appearance of certain acne scars and sun-damaged skin.

Uses your own blood, making it an autologous treatment.

What does SPF mean?

SPF = Sun Protection Factor. It indicates how well a sunscreen protects the skin against UVB rays, which are a major cause of sunburn. Dermatologists generally recommend using a broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher for daily protection.

Description

Give your skin a natural rejuvenating boost with a 50-minute PRP treatment at Auré Beauty Center.
The session begins by drawing a small amount of your blood. The sample is then placed in a centrifuge, which separates its components and concentrates the platelets within the plasma. This platelet-rich plasma is then prepared for injection into the targeted area.
PRP stands for Platelet-Rich Plasma. It is a concentrated portion of your own blood containing plasma and a higher concentration of platelets. Platelets contain growth factors involved in tissue repair and healing, which is why PRP is used in various medical and aesthetic applications.
The treatment is completed with SPF application to help protect the skin following the procedure.

Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is PRP?
PRP stands for Platelet-Rich Plasma. It is prepared from your own blood by separating and concentrating the platelet-rich portion before it is injected into the targeted area.
2. How is the PRP prepared?
A small amount of blood is drawn and placed in a centrifuge, which separates the blood components and concentrates the platelets in the plasma.
3. What can PRP help with?
PRP is used in aesthetic treatments to support skin rejuvenation and may help improve the appearance of fine lines, skin texture, photodamage and some scars. Results vary from person to person.
4. What does SPF mean and why is it applied after the treatment?
SPF means Sun Protection Factor. It helps protect the skin from UVB-related sun damage, making sun protection an important part of post-treatment skincare.
5. Is PRP suitable for everyone?
Not necessarily. PRP involves blood collection and injections, so suitability should be assessed by a qualified medical professional, especially if you have blood disorders, take certain medications, or have other medical conditions.