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Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) is a regenerative treatment that uses growth factors from your own blood to support tissue repair, reduce inflammation, and promote natural healing. While PRP is widely used for joint pain, sports injuries, hair restoration, and skin rejuvenation, it may also have potential benefits in a range of other conditions, including tinnitus (certain ear conditions), chronic back pain, female fertility support, pelvic health, and some chronic pain disorders.
PRP is not a cure, and results vary depending on the underlying condition, its severity, and the individual’s overall health. However, it may offer an alternative option for patients who have not achieved satisfactory results with conventional treatments or where there are limited established treatment protocols. In selected cases, PRP may be considered as part of a broader treatment plan after a comprehensive medical assessment.
Some emerging areas of interest include conditions such as fibromyalgia, chronic tendon disorders, and symptoms experienced by some people following fluoroquinolone antibiotic-associated toxicity (“floxed” patients). Although research is still evolving and evidence remains limited for these conditions, PRP is being explored because of its regenerative and anti-inflammatory properties. Treatment decisions should always be made on an individual basis, with realistic expectations and an understanding that more high-quality clinical research is needed to confirm effectiveness in these emerging applications.
At our clinic, we provide an honest assessment of whether PRP may be appropriate for your condition and tailor every treatment plan to your individual needs and goals.
Clinical partnership with
We partner with CellPRP, a leader in regenerative medicine technology, to deliver high-quality PRP and i-PRF treatments to the highest clinical standards.
CellPRP® systems provide precise, reproducible platelet preparation, supporting treatment safety, consistency, and refined aesthetic outcomes. This partnership reflects our commitment to evidence-based care, medical precision, and excellence in regenerative aesthetics.
What is the difference between standard and medical-grade PRP, and why does it cost more?
After extensively testing different PRP systems, tubes, and centrifuges, we decided to use medical-grade PRP devices for the majority of our treatments to achieve the highest quality plasma and optimal results. For selected facial rejuvenation procedures, where a lower platelet concentration is sufficient, we may use a standard centrifuge with premium triple-sterilised glass tubes, ensuring both safety and excellent clinical outcomes.
Ours PRP for hair restoration will be only done by medical-grade device machine. Standard PRP provides a good concentration of platelets and is ideal for general rejuvenation, maintenance, and preventative treatments. Medical-grade PRP uses specialised tubes and advanced centrifugation technology to produce a much higher platelet concentration—potentially up to three times greater—delivering more growth factors for enhanced tissue regeneration.
For orthopaedic, soft tissue, eye, and intimate treatments, medical-grade PRP may produce noticeable improvements from the first session. In comparison, standard PRP has traditionally required around three or more sessions before similar improvements become apparent. Individual results may vary depending on the condition being treated.
The higher cost reflects the premium technology, specialised preparation process, and more expensive medical-grade tubes required to produce this higher-quality PRP. For patients seeking stronger regenerative stimulation and more noticeable results, medical-grade PRP can be a worthwhile investment.
Price list
Consultation fees may vary depending on the specialist and the condition being treated. If your condition or the area of the body you wish to treat is not listed on any of our PRP treatment pages, you may require a consultation with one of our senior specialists. In these cases, both the consultation and treatment fees may differ according to the complexity of your condition and the recommended treatment plan.
