PRP
Platelet-rich plasma therapy that uses your own blood to help stimulate facial skin renewal.
About PRP
PRP (platelet-rich plasma) therapy uses a concentrate derived from your own blood, aimed at supporting the skin's natural renewal processes when applied to the face. It's often combined with microneedling (see our Vampire Facial) for a fuller treatment.
Why Choose This Treatment
- Uses your own blood, minimizing certain risks associated with foreign substances
- May help support the skin's natural renewal processes
- Often combined with microneedling for enhanced results
- Minimal downtime typically involved
How It Works
We review your skin goals and relevant health history.
A small blood sample is drawn and processed to isolate the PRP.
The PRP is applied using an appropriate technique for your treatment.
You'll receive guidance on skincare and sun protection afterward.
Is This Right For You?
- Adults looking to support overall skin quality and renewal
- Suitability confirmed individually, including any relevant blood-related health history
Recovery & Aftercare
Mild redness or sensitivity is common for a short period; your clinician will advise on aftercare and when makeup or skincare can resume.
Success Stories
Illustrative sample testimonials — shown as examples until real client reviews are available.
Sample testimonial
“From the moment I arrived, everyone was so welcoming and patient. I really appreciated that the team took time to listen to what I wanted instead of making me feel rushed. The whole experience felt calm, personal, and comfortable.”
Asha M.
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Sample testimonial
“I loved how comfortable the consultation felt. The team explained everything clearly and gave me time to ask questions. I never felt pressured, which made the whole experience much easier for me.”
Neema K.
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Frequently Asked Questions
A small blood sample is processed to concentrate the platelet-rich plasma, which is then applied to the skin.
They're related but distinct — the Vampire Facial combines PRP with microneedling, while this treatment applies PRP on its own or with other techniques.
This is typically course-based — your specialist will suggest a schedule at consultation.
Using your own blood is generally considered to reduce certain risks associated with foreign substances, though individual suitability is still assessed at consultation.
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