What Is PRP? 

PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) is a regenerative treatment that uses the growth factors in your blood to stimulate healing, collagen production, and cell renewal.

By drawing a small amount of your blood, spinning it in a centrifuge, and re-injecting the concentrated plasma into targeted areas, PRP helps revitalize skin, reduce signs of aging, and promote hair regrowth—naturally and safely.

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Benefits of PRP Injections 

 

For Skin Rejuvenation:

• Improves skin texture and tone

• Smooths fine lines and crepey skin

• Reduces acne scars and sun damage

• Accelerates healing when combined with microneedling (“Vampire Facial”)

 

For Hair Restoration:

• Stimulates dormant hair follicles

• Reduces hair shedding and thinning

• Supports regrowth of fuller, healthier hair

• Ideal for early-stage hair loss in men and women

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What to Expect During Treatment 

1. A small blood sample is taken and spun to isolate your platelet-rich plasma.

2. The PRP is then either:

   • Injected into the scalp (for hair)

   • Microneedled or injected into the face/neck (for skin)

3. You may experience minor swelling or redness, but downtime is minimal.

4. Results appear gradually over 4–12 weeks and improve with a series of 3+ sessions.

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Ready to glow from within?
Call (678) 250-4371 or book online to schedule your PRP consultation at Essential Injectables.

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PRP FAQ 

 

❓ Is PRP safe?

Yes—PRP is 100% natural and biocompatible since it’s derived from your own blood. It carries minimal risk of allergic reaction or side effects.

 

❓ How many sessions do I need?

For best results, we typically recommend:

• 3 sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart for skin

• 4 sessions for hair restoration

 

❓ Is PRP painful?

Mild discomfort is possible. We apply numbing cream before facial treatments and use fine needles for scalp injections.

 

❓ Who is a good candidate?

PRP is ideal for individuals seeking a natural, non-surgical approach to skin rejuvenation or hair restoration.
However, it may not be suitable for people currently taking NSAIDs (like ibuprofen), corticosteroids, or blood thinners, as these medications can interfere with the platelet activity and healing response needed for optimal results.

If you're unsure, we’ll review your medical history during your consultation to determine if PRP is right for you.