PRP Treatments — Aesthetic & Joint

Ivy En Rose offers platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy for both aesthetic and musculoskeletal applications. Aesthetic PRP is paired with Morpheus8 microneedling in the Silver package (from $1,499.99) for enhanced skin regeneration. PRP joint injections address tennis elbow, golfer's elbow, rotator cuff injuries, shoulder, knee, and lower back pain. A dedicated PRP Injection Package is available at $2,499.

Platelet-rich plasma therapy at Ivy En Rose Medical Spa in San Francisco's West Portal neighbourhood spans two distinct clinical applications: aesthetic skin regeneration and musculoskeletal pain management. This dual-use positioning reflects the clinic's integrative model under Dr. Andrew Vargas, MD, whose training in anesthesia, rehabilitation medicine, and trauma care at UCSF informs both the aesthetic and orthopaedic PRP programmes. For aesthetic purposes, PRP is deployed as an adjunct to Morpheus8 RF microneedling. After a microneedling session creates controlled micro-channels in the skin, a patient's own platelet-rich plasma — drawn, centrifuged, and prepared on-site — is applied to accelerate healing and amplify collagen remodelling. This approach is included in the Silver package ($1,499.99–$1,699.99), which pairs a full-face Morpheus8 session with PRP or exosomes and a West Portal Special IV drip. PRP is also mentioned in relation to under-eye rejuvenation and hair restoration services. For pain management, PRP injections are targeted at specific musculoskeletal sites: tennis elbow, golfer's elbow, rotator cuff tears and tendinopathy, shoulder impingement, neck pain, knee complaints, and lower back pain. PRP injected directly into damaged tissue delivers a concentrated dose of growth factors that support localised healing. The clinic's dedicated PRP Injection Package is priced at $2,499. San Francisco's active population — runners, cyclists, rock climbers, and tennis players — makes musculoskeletal PRP a natural fit for this West Portal location. Patients from across the Bay Area, including Marin County, the Inner Sunset, Noe Valley, and South Bay tech workers, access this service for both aesthetic and sports-injury applications. All PRP protocols begin with a physician-led assessment by Dr. Vargas.