PRP (platelet-rich plasma) therapy is an autologous injectable treatment that uses a concentrated preparation derived from the patient’s own blood, containing platelets and associated growth factors. At Dermique, PRP is used to support skin regeneration and improve overall skin quality, as well as within personalised treatment plans for selected types of hair loss.
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PRP for hair loss
PRP may be used to support hair follicle function and improve hair quality in appropriately selected patients. It is commonly incorporated into treatment plans for hair thinning and androgenetic alopecia in both men and women.
PRP may also be considered as supportive treatment following hair transplantation, depending on the individual case and the recommendations of the treating physician.
PRP for hair loss
PRP may be used to support hair follicle function and improve hair quality in appropriately selected patients. It is commonly incorporated into treatment plans for hair thinning and androgenetic alopecia in both men and women.
PRP may also be considered as supportive treatment following hair transplantation, depending on the individual case and the recommendations of the treating physician.
Microneedling with PRP
PRP may be combined with medical microneedling as part of a regenerative treatment protocol. Microneedling creates controlled microchannels in the skin and stimulates tissue remodelling, while PRP is used to further support the skin’s natural repair processes.
The combination may be considered when the aim is to improve skin texture, radiance and overall skin quality.
Microneedling with PRP
PRP may be combined with medical microneedling as part of a regenerative treatment protocol. Microneedling creates controlled microchannels in the skin and stimulates tissue remodelling, while PRP is used to further support the skin’s natural repair processes.
The combination may be considered when the aim is to improve skin texture, radiance and overall skin quality.
Facial PRP — the “vampire facial”
Facial PRP is a regenerative treatment designed to support the skin’s natural repair and renewal processes. It may help improve overall skin quality, texture, radiance and the appearance of fine lines.
The treatment may be considered for tired, dehydrated, delicate or photo-damaged skin, as well as part of a broader regenerative treatment plan.
Facial PRP — the “vampire facial”
Facial PRP is a regenerative treatment designed to support the skin’s natural repair and renewal processes. It may help improve overall skin quality, texture, radiance and the appearance of fine lines.
The treatment may be considered for tired, dehydrated, delicate or photo-damaged skin, as well as part of a broader regenerative treatment plan.
PRP for hair loss
PRP may be used to support hair follicle function and improve hair quality in appropriately selected patients. It is commonly incorporated into treatment plans for hair thinning and androgenetic alopecia in both men and women.
PRP may also be considered as supportive treatment following hair transplantation, depending on the individual case and the recommendations of the treating physician.
Microneedling with PRP
PRP may be combined with medical microneedling as part of a regenerative treatment protocol. Microneedling creates controlled microchannels in the skin and stimulates tissue remodelling, while PRP is used to further support the skin’s natural repair processes.
The combination may be considered when the aim is to improve skin texture, radiance and overall skin quality.
Facial PRP — the “vampire facial”
Facial PRP is a regenerative treatment designed to support the skin’s natural repair and renewal processes. It may help improve overall skin quality, texture, radiance and the appearance of fine lines.
The treatment may be considered for tired, dehydrated, delicate or photo-damaged skin, as well as part of a broader regenerative treatment plan.
The procedure begins with a small blood sample taken from the patient. The blood is then processed in a centrifuge to separate and concentrate the platelet-rich plasma.
The prepared PRP is carefully administered to the selected treatment area, which may include the face, neck, décolletage or scalp. The technique and treatment protocol are tailored to the area being treated, the individual indication and the desired outcome.
PRP + Dermapen® medical microneedling
Dermapen® medical microneedling creates controlled microchannels in the skin to stimulate natural tissue remodelling. PRP may be incorporated into the treatment protocol to support the skin’s regenerative response.
This combination may be considered for concerns such as uneven texture, visible pores, fine lines and overall skin quality.
PRP after laser treatments
When clinically appropriate, PRP may be incorporated into a recovery protocol following more intensive treatments such as CO₂ laser resurfacing, with the aim of supporting the skin’s natural repair and recovery processes.
The timing of PRP treatment is determined by the dermatologist according to the laser procedure performed and the condition of the skin.
PRP + Morpheus8 Burst / RF microneedling
PRP may be combined with Morpheus8 Burst or other RF microneedling treatments as part of a personalised plan focused on skin firmness, texture and tissue remodelling.
While RF microneedling stimulates remodelling through controlled radiofrequency energy, PRP may be used to support the skin’s regenerative and recovery processes.
PRP + scalp mesotherapy
For selected types of hair loss, PRP may be combined with peptide-based scalp mesotherapy or other appropriate treatments as part of a broader approach to scalp and hair health.
The combination is selected according to the underlying cause of hair loss, scalp condition and individual treatment goals.
PRP + polynucleotides or skin boosters
For delicate, tired or dehydrated skin, PRP may form part of a regenerative treatment plan alongside polynucleotides or skin boosters.
These treatments address different aspects of skin quality and may be combined or sequenced to support hydration, elasticity and overall skin condition.
Microneedling + PRP – save 80€ compared with single treatments.
Atrophic scars
Atrophic scars are indented scars that most commonly appear following acne or other inflammatory conditions. They are caused by a loss of collagen and uneven skin regeneration.
Appropriate treatment methods
At Dermique, we don’t treat acne scars using just one technique. Where necessary, we combine:
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