Consultation & Assessment
All PRP treatments begin with consultation to assess medical history, skin quality and suitability. Your clinician will review your concerns and determine whether PRP may be appropriate as part of your treatment plan.
PRP Skin Rejuvenation
Regenerative cosmetic medicine
A regenerative treatment guided by clinical assessment and proportionate planning.
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) skin rejuvenation uses components of your own blood to support collagen stimulation and tissue renewal.
At Sunny Aesthetics, PRP is delivered within a structured consultation framework and may be recommended as part of a broader aesthetic strategy.
Regenerative cosmetic medicine
Understanding PRP Skin Rejuvenation
PRP involves drawing a small sample of your blood, isolating the platelet-rich plasma, and reintroducing it into targeted areas of the skin.
Platelets contain growth factors that may assist with collagen production and skin regeneration. Because PRP is derived from your own blood, it is generally well tolerated and avoids the use of synthetic substances.
PRP focuses on improving skin quality gradually rather than altering facial structure or adding volume.
In many cases, PRP may be combined with microneedling to enhance regenerative outcomes. Suitability for combined treatment is determined during consultation.
PRP is also used in hair restoration protocols, which can be discussed separately depending on your goals.
TREATMENT JOURNEY
What to expect
A refined cosmetic experience shaped by medical training, clinical standards and careful planning.
The Treatment
A small sample of your blood is taken and processed to isolate platelet-rich plasma. The PRP is then introduced into targeted areas of the skin to support collagen stimulation and tissue renewal.
Results Develop Gradually
PRP stimulates the skin’s natural regenerative processes. Improvements in texture and overall skin quality typically develop gradually over several weeks.
Recovery
Mild redness, swelling or skin sensitivity may occur following treatment. These effects are usually temporary and aftercare guidance is provided to support recovery.
PATIENT GUIDE
Common Questions
Does PRP treatment hurt?
A prescription-strength numbing cream is usually applied before treatment to minimise discomfort. Most patients find the procedure very tolerable, although individual sensitivity can vary.
How long does a PRP treatment appointment take?
Appointments typically take around 45–60 minutes, including preparation and post-treatment care instructions.
How many PRP treatments are usually recommended?
Many patients undergo a series of treatments to support optimal collagen stimulation. The number of sessions varies depending on skin quality and treatment goals and will be discussed during consultation.
When will I start to see results?
PRP works by stimulating your skin’s natural regenerative processes. Improvements in skin texture and quality usually develop gradually over several weeks.
Is there any downtime after PRP treatment?
Mild redness, swelling or skin sensitivity may occur after treatment. These effects are usually temporary and settle within a short period.
Can PRP be combined with other treatments?
Yes. In some cases PRP may be combined with treatments such as microneedling to support deeper collagen stimulation. Suitability for combined treatment is determined during consultation.
How much does PRP skin rejuvenation cost?
Pricing varies depending on the treatment area and whether a series of treatments is recommended. A personalised treatment plan and pricing will be discussed during consultation.
Am I suitable for PRP treatment?
PRP may be suitable for patients seeking gradual improvements in skin quality and texture. Suitability depends on factors such as skin condition, medical history and treatment goals, which will be assessed during consultation.
Considered treatment begins with consultation.
PRP is recommended following structured assessment to ensure it aligns with your goals and long-term aesthetic plan.
Book a consultation to discuss your options.