Injectables & Aesthetics
PRP Facial Treatments
Dermal PRP and PRP injections using your own platelets.
PRP (platelet-rich plasma) treatments use a concentrate prepared from your own blood. NFuze offers two distinct PRP facial options: Dermal PRP and PRP injections.
Your Own Platelets
PRP is prepared from a small blood draw.
Two Options
Dermal PRP and PRP injections are separate services.
Flexible Pricing
Priced by volume or by treatment area.
Gradual Change
Changes typically develop over time.
How PRP Facial Treatments Work
A small amount of your blood is drawn and processed to concentrate the platelet-rich plasma. For Dermal PRP, the concentrate is prepared in 11 ml or 22 ml amounts. For PRP injections, it is injected into a specific area, such as under the eyes, or across the entire face.
What to Expect
- 1
Consultation
Your provider reviews your goals and recommends Dermal PRP or PRP injections.
- 2
Blood Draw
A small amount of blood is drawn and processed to concentrate the platelets.
- 3
Treatment
The PRP is applied according to the option chosen.
- 4
Aftercare
Mild redness, swelling or bruising may occur. Your provider will review aftercare.
Are PRP Facial Treatments Right for You?
PRP facial treatments may be considered for skin quality and under-eye concerns. Some blood disorders, medications and health conditions can affect candidacy, so a provider will review your health history first.
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Dermal PRP
Priced by the volume of PRP prepared, in 11 ml or 22 ml amounts.
PRP injections
Priced by treatment area, either one area or the entire face.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Dermal PRP and PRP injections?
Dermal PRP is priced by the volume of PRP prepared, in 11 ml or 22 ml amounts. PRP injections are priced by area: under eyes, one area or the entire face.
Is a blood draw required?
Yes. PRP is prepared from a small sample of your own blood during your appointment.
Do I need a consultation first?
If you are new to this service or unsure it fits your goals, start with a consultation. Your provider will review your health history and confirm whether treatment is appropriate.
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Not sure if this is right for you?
Start with a consultation, or send the team a question and they will help you choose.