An advanced skin treatment that combines microneedling with the power of PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) for deep skin renewal and collagen stimulation. The process involves microneedling, which creates controlled micro-injuries in the skin to trigger the body's natural healing response. Once the PRP—derived from your own blood and rich in growth factors—is prepared, it is gently microneedled directly into the skin, allowing it to penetrate deeper layers and enhance cell regeneration without risk of adverse reaction. 

Benefits of Plasma Rejuvenation Therapy

Accelerate collagen and elastin production

Reduce fine lines & wrinkles

Treat acne scars

Improve skin texture and tone

Brighten uneven skin tones

Treat melasma and PIH

Plasma Rejuvenation Therapy is for anyone who...

Wants to improve skin texture and tone: Great for those with rough or uneven skin, enlarged pores, or dullness.

Has fine lines and wrinkles: The treatment stimulates collagen production to reduce the appearance of aging signs.

Is looking to minimize acne scars: PRP and microneedling work together to improve the appearance of scars and skin depressions.

Suffers from hyperpigmentation or sun damage: Helps even out skin tone and lighten dark spots caused by sun exposure or melasma.

Is seeking non-surgical skin tightening: PRP boosts collagen and elastin production, improving skin firmness and elasticity over time.

Wants a natural, chemical-free option: PRP uses the body’s own platelets, making it suitable for those looking for an organic, low-risk approach to skin rejuvenation.

Prefers a minimally invasive procedure: Ideal for people who want noticeable results without surgery or significant downtime.

Is in good overall health: The treatment is best for individuals without active skin infections, chronic skin conditions, or a history of poor wound healing.

How should I prepare for my Plasma Rejuvenation Therapy appointment?

Avoid sun exposure for at least 1 week before the treatment. Sunburned or tanned skin may increase the risk of complications.

Discontinue use of retinol or retinoids 3-5 days before the procedure, as they can make the skin more sensitive.

Stop exfoliating treatments such as chemical peels or scrubs for 1 week prior to the session.

Avoid blood-thinning medications like aspirin, ibuprofen, or supplements like fish oil, vitamin E, and garlic for at least 3-5 days, as they can increase bruising.

Stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water the day before and on the day of the treatment to support the healing process.

Refrain from alcohol 24-48 hours before the treatment, as it can also thin the blood and increase the risk of bruising.

Arrive with clean skin, free of makeup on the day of the procedure.

Consult your provider if you’re prone to cold sores, as an antiviral medication may be prescribed to prevent a flare-up.

Eat a light meal before the appointment to avoid feeling lightheaded during the blood draw for PRP.

Are you interested in Plasma Rejuvenation Therapy? Click here to schedule an appointment or a complimentary consultation.