PRP Facial

The Procedure

The Repair Serum Facial is a minimally invasive procedure performed in clinic by a qualified practitioner. It uses the body's own biological material as a treatment approach, making it a natural alternative to some traditional cosmetic treatments.

  • Results: Individual outcomes vary and will be discussed during consultation.
  • Downtime: Varies depending on individual response and will be discussed with your practitioner prior to treatment.
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What To Expect

  • 1. Natural Skin Renewal

    This treatment uses a preparation derived from your body's own biological components, which may help support the skin's natural renewal and repair process, contributing to a more refreshed and revitalised complexion over a course of treatments.

  • 2. Skin Texture & Appearance

    The treatment may help support improved skin texture, tone, and overall skin condition, helping to address signs of ageing and contributing to a smoother, more youthful looking appearance over time.

  • 3. Minimally Invasive with Minimal Downtime

    As a minimally invasive treatment utilising your body's own biological components, most people experience minimal downtime and can generally resume normal daily activities shortly after treatment.

Who Is Suitable

This treatment may be worth exploring for individuals who:

  • Are seeking a natural, minimally invasive approach to skin renewal
  • Have concerns related to signs of ageing in the face or neck
  • Are in good general health with no contraindications to the procedure
  • Have realistic expectations about outcomes, as discussed during consultation

Suitability is determined on an individual basis and will be assessed during your consultation with a qualified GMC practitioner.

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Before & After

All medical and cosmetic procedures carry risks. Individual suitability, risks, side effects, downtime and results vary. A personalised consultation with a qualified practitioner is essential to determine whether this treatment is appropriate for you. For further information, please visit our risks and recovery page.