PRP beauty activates growth and repair factors, rejuvenating the skin and restoring its youthful radiance.

Using a small amount of the patient’s own blood and advanced separation technology, we extract platelet-rich plasma (PRP)—a serum rich in high-concentration cell growth factors. This PRP is then injected into the skin. The active PRP contains a variety of epidermal growth and repair factors that can repair aged and damaged skin, activate skin cell functions, enhance metabolism, replenish the skin with energy, promote skin regeneration, and slow down the aging process.
After undergoing a PRP-activated skin treatment, you can generally expect to see improvements in various aspects of skin quality—such as elasticity, radiance, firmness, and smoothness—within a few weeks to one month, helping your skin regain its youthful vitality.

PRP cosmetic efficacy:

1. Various types of wrinkles: forehead lines, “川”-shaped lines, crow’s feet, fine lines around the eyes, nasolabial folds, marionette lines, mouth corner wrinkles, and neck lines.
2. The skin on the entire face is loose, rough, and dull.
3. Depressed scars caused by trauma, acne, and other factors.
4. Improve post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation and melasma.
5. Enlarged pores and dilated capillaries.
6. Bags under the eyes, dark circles.
7. Allergic skin.
8. Hypertrichosis.

PRP beauty features:

PRP contains cortical growth and repair factors that can induce stem cells to migrate to various sites of skin damage and initiate self-repair. Its main components include four types:
Cell growth and repair factors
PDGF
Found in human bone marrow, these cells have the ability to differentiate into various tissue cells—such as mesodermal-derived cells, chondrocytes, adipocytes, and muscle cells—that originate from the mesoderm during embryonic development. They can also attract skin stem cells to the injection site. EGF
It promotes the proliferation, differentiation, and growth of subcutaneous fibroblasts, enhancing their ability to express extracellular matrix (ECM) components—including collagen, glycosaminoglycans (GAGs), hyaluronic acid, and adhesion molecules—thereby maintaining both the quality and quantity of the ECM and helping to eliminate skin wrinkles.
TGF
Increase cell numbers, stimulate wound healing and collagen production, thereby promoting collagen synthesis.
VEGF
Repair vascular endothelium, reduce redness and telangiectasia, accelerate tissue repair, and promote blood circulation.

Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: How long do the effects of PRP last?
Answer: The duration of the lasting effects depends on the patient’s age and post-treatment maintenance care. Once the cells have completed their repair, the cellular tissue in that area will resume normal metabolic functions. Therefore, unless the area suffers further external trauma, the effects are theoretically permanent. Question: How long after PRP treatment can I start wearing makeup?
Answer: After treatment, there are no wounds and no recovery period. Generally, you can resume normal makeup application about 4 hours later, once the tiny needle punctures have completely closed.
Scope of application for PRP autologous stem cell growth factors:

　　 1. Enlarged pores and dilated capillaries
2. Loose, rough, and dull facial skin
3. Depressed scars caused by trauma, acne, and other factors
　 　4. Improve post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, pigmentary changes (spots), sunspots, erythema, and melasma.
　 　5. Wrinkles: forehead lines, “川”-shaped lines, crow’s feet, fine lines around the eyes, nasolabial folds, marionette lines, mouth corner wrinkles, and neck lines.
6. Eye bags, dark circles
　 　7. Lip augmentation, facial tissue loss
　 　8. Allergic skin