Regenerative PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) Therapy
Your own platelets, put back to work.
from £150Consultation first
iWhat it actually does
In plain English.
PRP starts with a small blood draw. The sample is processed in a centrifuge to separate and concentrate the platelets, the part of your blood rich in the growth factors your body uses to repair tissue. That concentrate is then reintroduced to the skin.
Because it comes from you, it is not a manufactured filler or a foreign substance; it is your own biology, concentrated and returned. We offer it as a microneedling-and-PRP facial and as targeted under-eye PRP brightening. Both are regenerative, course-based treatments, and both begin with a consultation so we can confirm suitability.
Whether it is right for you.
Who it is for
- You like the idea of a regenerative approach that uses your own biology rather than a product.
- You want to work on skin quality or the under-eye area in a considered, course-based way.
- You are comfortable with a small blood draw as part of the treatment.
When we would say wait
- You have certain blood, clotting or medical conditions, or take medications, that we would need to review first.
- You are pregnant or breastfeeding.
- PRP is consultation-first for exactly these reasons; we confirm suitability before anything is arranged.
iiPrices and courses
What it costs, plainly.
This one starts with a free consultation. We will only ever recommend what your skin actually needs.
New to Enhance-Her? This treatment starts with a free consultation. Already had yours? Book your session directly below.
- PRP Cellular Regeneration Facial (Microneedling + PRP)Course of 3: £525 · Recommended 1 every 4 to 6 weeksBookCourse of 3£20075 min
- Targeted Under-Eye PRP Brightening (Injections)Deeply rejuvenates, plumps, and brightens under-eye hollows and dark circles.Course of 3: £390 · Recommended 1 every 4 to 6 weeksBookCourse of 3£15045 min
iiiWhat to expect
Honest expectations.
- On the dayA small blood draw, then the treatment. Some flushing or minor swelling is normal, and the under-eye work can bruise lightly.
- Next few daysAny redness or minor bruising settles. We give you tailored aftercare and tell you what is normal for the treatment you had.
- Over the weeksAs a regenerative treatment, the changes build gradually across a course and are reviewed against your own baseline.
A few questions
The honest answers.
No. PRP is your own blood, processed to concentrate its platelets, then reintroduced. There is no manufactured filler or foreign material involved; it is your own biology.
Because suitability depends on your health: certain blood and clotting conditions, some medications, and pregnancy all matter. A consultation lets us confirm PRP is appropriate and safe for you first.
The injectable under-eye work can bruise lightly for a few days; it varies person to person. We will tell you honestly what to expect and how to plan around it.
Start with a free consultation.
Tell us what you are hoping for. We reply within one working day, and there is no pressure to book anything.