PRP Plasma Therapy (Face)

PRP (platelet-rich plasma) therapy at I am clinic uses growth factors concentrated from your own blood to stimulate skin regeneration, collagen production, and improved tone and texture. A small blood sample is centrifuged to isolate the platelet-rich fraction, which is then injected into the face or delicate eye area. Because the material is autologous, allergic reaction risk is essentially eliminated. A combination protocol with hyaluronic acid (10,000 Kč) pairs regeneration with immediate hydration, and a two-application course is discounted to 12,000 Kč.

PRP ('vampire facial' in popular media) is an autologous regenerative treatment: your own platelets, concentrated several-fold above blood levels, release growth factors — PDGF, TGF-beta, VEGF, EGF — that signal fibroblasts to produce collagen, promote new microcirculation, and accelerate tissue repair. **The procedure:** A standard blood draw (similar to a routine lab test) is taken at the clinic and spun in a centrifuge for around 10 minutes to separate the platelet-rich plasma. The PRP is then injected into the target area using fine needles or microcannula — typically the full face, or specifically the under-eye area where thin skin shows dark circles and fine lines that respond well to biological regeneration. **What it helps:** Dull, tired-looking skin; fine lines; early laxity; under-eye shadows and crepiness; overall skin quality and 'glow'. PRP is also valued by patients who prefer a fully natural approach without synthetic injectables. **Protocols:** A single application (7,000 Kč) refreshes; a course of 2 sessions (12,000 Kč) spaced about a month apart produces more durable collagen remodelling — clinics commonly recommend 2–3 sessions for first-time patients, then 1–2 maintenance sessions per year. The *PRP + hyaluronic acid* combination (10,000 Kč) layers a hydrating HA skinbooster with the PRP for an immediate plumping effect while the biological regeneration develops over weeks. **Downtime and results:** Mild redness, swelling, or pinpoint bruising for 1–3 days. Skin quality improvements appear progressively over 3–6 weeks. Because the treatment uses your own blood, there is no risk of allergy or rejection; the main contraindications are blood-clotting disorders, anticoagulant medication, and active skin infection.