PRP uses a sample of your own blood that is processed to concentrate platelets. Willow Park offers clinician-reviewed PRP options for hair and scalp, selected skin treatments, and joints; available uses depend on clinical assessment.
A clinician will discuss your concern and health history, explain the proposed procedure, and review the expected steps, risks, alternatives, and aftercare. Some PRP services are combined with another treatment.
Your clinician or aesthetician will answer your questions and explain the next step before you decide whether to proceed.
Your care, your decision
Services and availability can change. The information on this page is for general education, not a diagnosis or treatment recommendation. A qualified provider will review your individual situation, explain risks and alternatives, and confirm whether a service is appropriate.
PRP and device combinations
PRP uses your own blood, but how it is used matters. The FDA says microneedling devices are not cleared to deliver PRP into the skin, and the safety and effectiveness of combining a microneedling device with PRP have not been reviewed. Ask the clinician to explain the planned use, supporting evidence, risks, and alternatives.