PRP facial treatment and polynucleotides
Ageing is a natural process, but modern regenerative aesthetics allow us to restore radiance and firmness without changing who you are. Two of the treatments used for skin rejuvenation at the clinic are the PRP facial, also called the vampire facial, and polynucleotides. Combined, they aim to stimulate the skin to regenerate from within rather than work only on the surface.
What is a PRP facial?
PRP stands for platelet-rich plasma. The treatment uses your own blood to support skin rejuvenation. First, a small blood sample is taken. The plasma is then separated from the blood and applied to the skin, using microneedling or injections depending on the treatment plan. The aim is to improve texture and support collagen production.
What the PRP facial aims to do
- Support natural collagen and elastin production.
- Improve skin texture and tone.
- Soften the appearance of fine lines.
- Support natural radiance.
Why combine PRP with polynucleotides?
Individually, each treatment works on its own. Together they are intended to complement each other: PRP supports growth factors and collagen production, while polynucleotides work on skin structure at a cellular level. The aim is smoother, firmer skin with a natural appearance, suitable for clients who want rejuvenation without drastic changes.
When results appear
Clients may notice improvements in skin glow and texture after the first sessions. Over time, with continued collagen stimulation and cellular repair, results develop further.
Is it painful?
Both treatments are generally well tolerated. A topical anaesthetic is applied to keep you comfortable throughout.
Is it right for you?
Suitability is assessed individually. A consultation is the place to discuss your concerns, your skin and which approach, if either, makes sense for you.
Book a consultation, not a treatment
A 30-minute consultation to discuss your concerns, explore your goals and find the right treatment for you.
Your €50 consultation fee is redeemable against any treatment booked within two weeks.