Since 2011
PRP Therapy in Doral, FL
Platelet-Rich Plasma — for Skin & Hair
Book a Free ConsultationFree ConsultationWhat Is PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma)?
Platelet-rich plasma, or PRP, starts with a small sample of your own blood. The sample is placed in a centrifuge that spins it to concentrate the platelets and the natural growth factors they contain. This concentrated plasma is then applied to the skin — often alongside microneedling — or injected to support the skin's own renewal process.
Because PRP comes entirely from your own body, it is 100% autologous — nothing synthetic is added. When PRP is combined with microneedling, the treatment is often called PRP microneedling. PRP for skin rejuvenation is an evolving treatment, and outcomes differ from person to person.
How It Works
A Small Blood Draw
We draw a small sample of your blood, similar to a routine lab draw, right here in our Doral office.
Concentrated in Our Centrifuge
The sample is spun in our professional-grade medical centrifuge to separate and concentrate the platelets and their growth factors.
Applied or Injected
The concentrated PRP is applied to the skin with microneedling or injected, depending on your plan, to support natural renewal.
Downtime is typically minimal — many clients have some redness for around 24 hours. Results build gradually over weeks, and a series may be recommended. Results may vary.
Treatments & Pricing
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PRP Facial — Face / Neck / Chest
Your own platelet-rich plasma, microneedled into the skin to spark collagen and renewal — helping improve texture, firmness, and a brighter, refreshed look across the face, neck, and chest.
Member $520 $650 per session Book Now -
PRP Hair Restoration — Scalp
Platelet-rich plasma delivered to the scalp to nourish follicles and support thicker, fuller-looking hair — a natural approach to early thinning.
Member $520 $650 per session Book Now
One session helps, but the change you're after builds over a series.
Four Sessions, Pay for Three
$2,600
$1,950
just $487.50/session
A three-session package with a complimentary fourth session — because PRP works best as a series, with results that build gradually over several treatments. Applies to both facial/skin and hair-restoration PRP. Results vary from person to person.
Ask us about the right approach for you during your consultation.
Benefits
Many patients seek PRP to help improve the appearance of:
- Skin texture and tone
- Fine lines
- Dullness and overall radiance
- Acne scarring
- Firmness and a refreshed look
- Brighter under-eye area
PRP for Hair Restoration
$650
PRP isn't only for your skin. The same platelet-rich plasma — the growth factors concentrated from your own blood — can be applied to the scalp to help support and stimulate your hair follicles. It's a treatment many people pursue for thinning hair.
PRP for hair restoration is an evolving treatment, not a guaranteed cure for hair loss. Many patients see improvement over a series of sessions, but results vary from person to person. The American Hair Loss Association lists PRP among the regenerative treatments some patients consider. During your consultation we'll review your goals and whether PRP may be a reasonable option for you.
Quality & Safety First
Because PRP involves drawing and handling your own blood, proper technique and equipment genuinely matter. The American Academy of Dermatology notes that the most significant risks of PRP come from improper blood handling, and that the quality of the equipment used to prepare it can affect both safety and results. We process PRP using a professional-grade medical centrifuge — the ELMI Dr.PRP CM-7S — for clean, sterile, consistent preparation. Not every provider uses professional-grade equipment for PRP, and we believe it makes a meaningful difference.
Professional-Grade Centrifuge
We use the ELMI Dr.PRP CM-7S medical centrifuge for sterile, consistent PRP preparation.
Sterile, Autologous Handling
Your PRP comes only from your own blood, prepared with single-use supplies and careful technique.
Experienced, Personalized Care
Trained providers review your goals and health history and tailor the approach to you.
PRP Microneedling
PRP microneedling pairs PRP with microneedling. The microneedling device creates controlled micro-channels in the skin, and your concentrated PRP is applied so its growth factors can reach those channels — combining two treatments that complement each other. Many patients choose this combination for overall skin rejuvenation, though results vary from person to person.
PRP Therapy FAQs in Doral, FL
Does PRP hurt?
Most clients tolerate PRP well. The blood draw feels like a routine lab draw, and when PRP is applied with microneedling we use a topical numbing cream first. You may feel mild pressure or a prickling sensation in some areas.
Is PRP safe?
PRP uses your own blood, so the material is autologous, and we prepare it with a professional-grade medical centrifuge and sterile, single-use supplies. As with any procedure, we review your health history first. Let us know about any medical conditions or medications.
How many sessions will I need?
It varies by person and goal. Many providers suggest a series of sessions for skin rejuvenation, with periodic maintenance. We will recommend a plan during your consultation. Results may vary.
When will I see results, and will it definitely work?
PRP for skin rejuvenation is an evolving treatment with mixed evidence, so we cannot promise a specific result. Many patients see gradual changes over several weeks as the skin renews, but outcomes differ from person to person and are not guaranteed.
What is PRP microneedling?
PRP microneedling combines PRP with microneedling. The microneedling creates controlled micro-channels and your concentrated PRP is applied to the skin. It is the same PRP, paired with microneedling.
How does PRP help with hair loss?
Applied to the scalp, PRP delivers concentrated growth factors from your own blood around the hair follicles, which may help support and stimulate follicles affected by thinning. It's an evolving treatment — many patients see improvement, but it is not guaranteed to regrow hair, and results vary from person to person.
How many sessions will I need for hair restoration?
It varies from person to person. Many providers suggest an initial series of sessions spaced a few weeks apart, followed by periodic maintenance. We'll recommend a plan during your consultation based on your goals and what we see. Results may vary and are not guaranteed.
Is there any downtime?
Downtime is usually minimal. Many clients have some redness, similar to a mild sunburn, for about 24 hours, and sometimes slight dryness as the skin settles. Most people return to normal activities quickly.
Who is not a good candidate for PRP?
PRP may not be appropriate for everyone. People with certain blood disorders, clotting conditions, active skin infections, or some other medical conditions, and those who are pregnant, should consult with us — and their physician when relevant — before considering PRP.
How long might results last?
There is no guaranteed duration. When patients do see improvement, it tends to develop gradually and may be supported with maintenance sessions over time. Longevity varies from person to person.
Curious about PRP?
Every treatment starts with a free consultation to tailor it to your skin.