Platelet-Rich Plasma
Harness your body’s natural growth factors to support healthier skin, improve texture and tone, and promote natural rejuvenation.
What is PRP?
PRP therapy uses your own blood. A small sample is drawn, spun in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets and the growth factors they carry, then injected or applied to the skin or scalp. On the face, paired with SkinPen microneedling, it builds collagen, refines texture, and softens fine lines; on the scalp, it stimulates follicles to encourage thicker growth. At Genesis Aesthetics in Delafield, Wisconsin, PRP is offered both ways. Because it comes from your own body there is minimal risk of reaction, downtime is short, and results build over several weeks.
What PRP Can Help Improve
PRP uses your body’s own natural growth factors to support skin renewal, improve texture and tone, and encourage a healthier, more refreshed appearance over time.
Fine Lines
Supports smoother-looking skin by encouraging collagen production and natural rejuvenation.
Skin Texture
Helps refine uneven texture for a softer, smoother, and healthier-looking complexion.
Tone & Radiance
Promotes a brighter, more even skin tone while improving overall glow.
Under-Eye Rejuvenation
Helps improve the appearance of tired-looking under-eye skin with a more refreshed look.
Acne Scars
Supports skin renewal that may help soften the appearance of acne scarring over time.
Overall Skin Quality
Encourages healthier-looking skin by supporting the body’s natural repair process.
Could PRP Be Right for You?
Answer a few quick questions to see if PRP may be a good fit for your skin or wellness goals.
Frequently Asked Questions
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PRP can be used for:
Skin rejuvenation
Fine lines and wrinkles
Skin texture and tone
Acne scars
Hair thinning and hair growth
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PRP works by using your body’s natural growth factors to stimulate repair and regeneration. When applied to the skin or scalp, it helps boost collagen production and encourages healthier tissue over time.
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PRP can be applied topically during treatments like microneedling or injected directly into targeted areas, depending on your goals.
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Yes — because PRP uses your own blood, it is a very safe and natural treatment with minimal risk of adverse reactions.
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Downtime is minimal. You may experience mild redness, swelling, or tenderness depending on the treatment area, but most patients recover quickly.
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Results develop gradually as your body produces collagen and repairs tissue. Many patients notice improvement over several weeks, with continued results over time.
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Yes — PRP is commonly combined with treatments like SkinPen microneedling to enhance results, improve healing, and boost overall skin rejuvenation.