


Type
Mesotherapy
Duration
1 hour
What's included
4 deliverables in this treatment
- Venous blood draw and PRP centrifuge preparation
- Autologous PRP injection into face, neck, décolletage, hands or scalp
- Physician assessment and zone planning before treatment
- Post-treatment care instructions
Skin and scalp rejuvenation using the patient's own platelet-rich plasma (PRP), prepared from a small venous blood draw and reinjected into the face, neck, décolletage, hands or scalp. PRP contains concentrated growth factors — PDGF, TGF-beta, VEGF and IGF — that stimulate collagen synthesis, improve tissue quality and, on the scalp, support follicular activity. Because the plasma is autologous, rejection and allergic reactions are not a concern. DermaMedEst's protocol draws 20 ml of blood, centrifuges it to concentrate platelets, and injects the resulting plasma into the target area.
About this treatment
Platelet-rich plasma therapy is grounded in the biology of wound healing. Platelets are the blood's primary repair cells: their alpha-granules contain a library of growth factors including platelet-derived growth factor (PDGF), transforming growth factor beta (TGF-β), vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) and insulin-like growth factor (IGF). When concentrated and re-introduced into tissue, these molecules bind surface receptors on fibroblasts,…
At DermaMedEst the PRP protocol begins with a 20 ml venous blood draw. The sample is placed in a centrifuge that separates the heavier red blood cells from the lighter plasma fraction; a second centrifugation further concentrates the platelets into the target volume of PRP. The physician then injects this autologous plasma through fine needles into the treatment zone. For facial rejuvenation the plasma is deposited across the mid-dermis of the cheeks,…
For scalp alopecia the injection targets the perifollicular zone at follicle level: VEGF and PDGF improve blood supply to the follicles, extend the anagen (active growth) phase and stimulate miniaturised follicles toward fuller activity. The scalp protocol is priced from 4,000 Kč and is typically scheduled as three sessions spaced four to six weeks apart, with annual maintenance. Combination with hyaluronic acid is available for the face (from 7,500 Kč),…
Good to know
- Blood draw volume
- 20 ml — double centrifuge PRP preparation
- Indications
- Facial rejuvenation, scalp alopecia, neck and hands
- Autologous
- Patient's own plasma — no rejection risk
- Course
- 3 sessions, 4–6 weeks apart; annual maintenance
Who is this for?
Adults seeking natural, autologous skin rejuvenation or hair-loss management; those who prefer to avoid synthetic fillers
Preparation required
Eat normally before — do not arrive fasted. Avoid aspirin, ibuprofen and vitamin E for five days before. Inform the physician of any blood disorders or anticoagulant medication.
About the clinic
Reviews, team and credentials
Independent review links and clinic-reported team information.
Clinical team
DermaMedEst is directed by Prim. MUDr. et Bc. Lucie Jarešová, chief dermatologist and corrective dermatology specialist, trained at major Prague teaching hospitals and serving as vice-chair of the Ambulatory Dermatologists Association. She is joined by MUDr. Kevin Machů, MUDr. Kristýna Kašíková, and MUDr. Julie Hrušová — all practising physicians — and Aneta Kopicová (DiS.), a registered nurse. The clinic holds…
Languages: Czech
What clients say
"In the area of skin prevention and care, I entrusted myself to the doctor's hands — Lucie Benešová, actress"
"Regular mole checks are skin cancer prevention — do not underestimate a skin examination — patient via clinic testimonial slider"
Treatment highlights
- Venous blood draw and PRP centrifuge preparation
- Autologous PRP injection into face, neck, décolletage, hands or scalp
+2 more items in What's included
Face from 6,500 Kč. Neck from 4,500 Kč. Décolletage from 6,500 Kč. Face + hyaluronic acid combined from 7,500 Kč. Hands from 5,000 Kč. Scalp from 4,000 Kč. Price includes blood draw, centrifuge preparation and injection treatment.

