Skin · PRP
Platelet-rich plasma
Lift Aesthetics Sydney
Bondi Junction
Understand PRP, how it is prepared and what an individual assessment can tell you about your options.
A consultation comes before a treatment decision.
Individual suitability, risks and outcomes vary.
Understand the approach.
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is prepared from a sample of your own blood. A centrifuge separates the components, and the prepared plasma may be administered by injection or alongside microneedling, depending on the treatment plan.
Lift’s existing page discusses PRP for cosmetic skin concerns, including the face, neck and scalp. Suitability, evidence and expected outcomes should be discussed for the particular area and concern.
What we can discuss
- Understanding blood collection and preparation
- Skin or scalp concerns assessed individually
- A plan with realistic expectations
Before you decide.
Your assessment
The appointment includes preparation, blood collection and the procedure. The original clinic guide allows approximately an hour, but confirm the expected time for your specific appointment.
Recovery & aftercare
Redness, swelling, bruising and tenderness can occur. Recovery varies with the way PRP is administered and your skin. Follow the written instructions provided by your practitioner.
Clinic aftercare information ↗Risks & suitability
Using your own blood does not make a procedure risk-free. Discuss infection, bleeding, bruising and the risks of the proposed injection area, as well as relevant conditions and medicines.
A little more clarity
Your questions,
answered.
How is PRP prepared?
A sample of your blood is collected and processed in a centrifuge to separate the platelet-rich plasma before administration.
How long is an appointment?
The previous clinic guide describes approximately an hour including preparation. Timing depends on the treatment area and method, so confirm when booking.
How many sessions are needed?
The number and spacing depend on your concern and assessment. Response and longevity vary between individuals.
Who should discuss suitability carefully?
Tell the clinician about pregnancy, health conditions, medications and any bleeding or clotting issues. An assessment is required before treatment.
A conversation with the doctor.
Meet Dr Liz Golez ↗
A conversation
before a decision.
Bring your questions. Understand your options. Meet with the Lift team in Bondi Junction and take the time you need.
General information only. Your clinician will assess suitability and explain the benefits, risks and alternatives for your individual circumstances. A consultation does not commit you to treatment.