What Exactly Is
PRP Facial Rejuvenation?
PRP Facial Rejuvenation (Platelet-Rich Plasma) is a natural skin renewal therapy that uses your own blood plasma to rejuvenate and heal the skin from within. The plasma is rich in growth factors that boost collagen production, reduce fine lines, and improve overall texture. This process restores volume, enhances tone, and promotes long-term skin health by encouraging cellular repair and renewal.
At GloSmile Clinic, PRP therapy is often paired with HydraFacial, a deep-cleansing and hydrating treatment that removes impurities and infuses the skin with essential nutrients. The HydraFacial preps the skin for better PRP absorption, resulting in enhanced glow, smoother texture, and lasting hydration. Together, they offer a perfect blend of science and skincare for total rejuvenation and long-term radiance.
The before and after results are remarkable, showing brighter, firmer, and noticeably smoother skin. Patients experience refined pores, reduced wrinkles, and improved elasticity after a few sessions. With regular maintenance and a customized skincare plan, results continue to enhance over time. At GloSmile Clinic we specialize in combining PRP and HydraFacial treatments to achieve youthful confidence, natural beauty, and visibly radiant skin that glows from within.
FAQ's
What is the difference between PRP Facial and HydraFacial?
PRP uses your own plasma to rejuvenate and heal the skin, while HydraFacial deeply cleanses, exfoliates, and hydrates. Combined, they deliver complete skin renewal and a natural radiant glow.
How many PRP or HydraFacial sessions do I need?
Most patients benefit from 3 to 4 PRP sessions and monthly HydraFacials for long-lasting smoothness, hydration, and rejuvenation.
Does facial rejuvenation require downtime?
Most treatments require little to no downtime. Mild redness may appear temporarily but fades quickly, allowing you to resume normal activities.
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