PRP Facial

Funk Facial Plastic Surgery offers PRP (platelet-rich plasma) facial treatments as part of its non-surgical skin rejuvenation portfolio. Using the patient's own blood-derived growth factors, PRP is applied topically or introduced to target skin texture, tone, and overall radiance. The treatment may support the appearance of fine lines and dull complexion by working with the skin's natural regenerative processes. PRP facials are often combined with microneedling for enhanced penetration of growth factors into the dermis.

PRP facial treatments at Funk Facial Plastic Surgery harness the regenerative properties of platelet-rich plasma — a concentration of growth factors derived from a small draw of the patient's own blood — to support skin renewal from within. The process begins with a blood draw, which is then centrifuged to isolate the platelet-rich fraction. This concentrated plasma, rich in growth factors including PDGF, TGF, and VEGF, is then either applied topically to the skin following microneedling — to enhance absorption through the microchannels created — or used to support tissue regeneration in targeted areas. Growth factors present in PRP are associated with signalling pathways linked to collagen synthesis and tissue remodelling, which may support improvements in skin texture, tone, and overall radiance over a series of treatments. Common areas treated include the face, neck, and décolletage. Because PRP is derived from the patient's own blood, it is well tolerated with a favourable side-effect profile. At Funk Facial, PRP is positioned within a broader suite of regenerative and non-surgical treatments designed to extend and complement surgical outcomes, or to address early skin ageing in patients not yet ready for surgical intervention. The treatment pairs naturally with microneedling, including RF microneedling via Morpheus8, and may be recommended as part of a combination protocol based on the patient's specific skin concerns and goals. Multiple sessions are typically recommended to build and sustain visible improvement, with maintenance treatments planned based on individual response. The practice's surgical background informs a clinically precise approach to protocol design and treatment sequencing. Patients seeking natural, autologous approaches to facial rejuvenation — without synthetic materials — often choose PRP as a standalone option or as an addition to other in-office treatments.