MARBL
Find treatments and clinics

PRP Therapy

£250–£500

Rejuvenate your skin using your body's own natural growth factors to improve texture, tone, and healing.

Duration 45–60 min
Downtime 1–3 days
Results in 3–6 weeks
Longevity 6–12 months
(after full course)
Compare Clinics
Injectable · Natural · Regenerative · No Downtime
About

What Is PRP Therapy?

PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy is a natural regenerative treatment that uses your own blood to support skin healing and renewal. A small sample of blood is drawn, spun in a centrifuge to separate the platelet-rich plasma, and then injected into targeted areas of the face. These platelets are rich in growth factors that stimulate collagen production, tissue repair, and improved skin quality over time.

Common treatment areas:

  • Under eyes (for dark circles and crepey skin)
  • Cheeks
  • Neck
  • Jawline
  • Acne-scarred or textured skin
  • Overall skin rejuvenation
Process

What to Expect

The practitioner will take a small blood sample, process it in a centrifuge, and re-inject the golden PRP into targeted areas. This boosts your body's own healing response and improves skin quality over time. Some clinics also use microneedling alongside PRP to enhance absorption.

Treatment time

45–60 minutes

Pain level

Mild to moderate — numbing
cream is usually applied

Downtime

1–3 days
(may include redness, swelling, or tiny bruises)

When results appear

3–6 weeks

Full results

After completing a course of 2–3 sessions

Longevity

6–12 months depending on skin and lifestyle

Look and feel

Smoother, firmer, healthier-looking skin
with improved tone and texture
fit

Is It Right for Me?

This treatment may be suitable if

  • You want a natural approach to skin rejuvenation
  • You're concerned about fine lines, dullness, or uneven texture
  • You want to improve under-eye crepiness or acne scarring
  • You're looking for regenerative results without fillers or toxins
care

Pre-Care & Aftercare

Before your appointment

  • Avoid alcohol, aspirin, and ibuprofen for 24–48 hours
  • Stay hydrated and eat beforehand (don't fast)
  • Pause retinoids and exfoliating products for 3–5 days

After your appointment

  • Avoid touching or washing your face for 4–6 hours
  • Avoid alcohol, exercise, or saunas for 24 hours
  • Wait 48 hours before using active skincare products
  • Avoid other facial treatments for at least 1 week
reviews

What People Are Saying

Tara, London-0-starTara, London-1-starTara, London-2-starTara, London-3-starTara, London-4-star

I noticed a glow about 3 weeks after my first session and my skin just felt firmer and more even.

Tara, London

Chris, Birmingham-0-starChris, Birmingham-1-starChris, Birmingham-2-starChris, Birmingham-3-starChris, Birmingham-4-star

I didn't want anything artificial. PRP was appealing because it used my own blood — and it really helped with my acne scarring.

Chris, Birmingham

Find a Clinic Near You

Not sure where to start? Browse trusted clinics in your area.

Compare Clinics Near You

faqs

Yes. Since PRP uses your own blood, the risk of allergic reaction is very low. Side effects are usually mild and temporary, like redness or swelling.

PRP doesn't add volume or freeze muscles — it improves skin quality by using your body's own growth factors to stimulate repair and regeneration.

Most people need 2–3 treatments spaced a few weeks apart. Maintenance every 6–12 months is common for long-term results.

Discomfort is mild and numbing cream is typically applied. Some people feel light pressure or stinging in certain areas.

Yes. PRP is often combined with microneedling or laser treatments for even better results. Your practitioner will guide you on the best combination for your skin.

Cookie

We use cookies to personalise your site experience and analyse the site traffic.